on board

an Bord von

Als Fahrgast oder Mitarbeiter in einem Schiff, Flugzeug, Zug oder anderen Fahrzeug sein oder einsteigen.

In einfachem Englisch: Inside or onto a ship, plane, train, or other vehicle as a passenger or worker.

• Welcome on board the ship.
• We ate lunch on board the train.
• How many passengers were on board when the plane landed?

So benutzt man es: on board a vehicle (There were fifty passengers on board the bus.)

Synonyme: aboard

Häufige Wendungen: on board something, on board ship

einverstanden, dafür

Mit einer Idee oder einem Plan einverstanden und bereit sein, ihn zu unterstützen.

In einfachem Englisch: Agreeing with an idea or plan and willing to support it.

• I am on board with your idea.
• The directors were on board with the changes.
• Can we get the parents on board before announcing the plan?

So benutzt man es: be on board with something (Is everyone on board with the plan?); get someone on board (We need to get the manager on board.)

Synonyme: supportive, in agreement

Gegenteile: opposed

Häufige Wendungen: be on board, on board with something

dabei, beteiligt

An einem Team, Projekt oder einer Tätigkeit beteiligt sein.

In einfachem Englisch: Taking part in a team, project, or activity.

• Our new editor is on board now.
• We got three volunteers on board for the festival.
• Is the new assistant fully on board yet?

So benutzt man es: be on board for something (Our new designer is on board for the project.)

Synonyme: involved, participating

Häufige Wendungen: be on board, get someone on board

im Team, mit im Boot

Als Mitglied einer Gruppe, die zusammenarbeitet.

In einfachem Englisch: As part of a group that works together.

• We are glad to have you on board.
• The team brought a doctor on board last month.
• With two new writers on board, we can finish sooner.

So benutzt man es: have someone on board (We are pleased to have a skilled engineer on board.); bring someone on board (They brought a translator on board for the project.)

Synonyme: as part of the team

Häufige Wendungen: have someone on board, bring someone on board

berücksichtigen, aufnehmen

Mit „take“ bedeutet es, einen Rat, eine Information oder Kritik zu verstehen und anzunehmen.

In einfachem Englisch: Used with take to mean accepting and understanding advice, information, or criticism.

• Please take my advice on board.
• She took the criticism on board and improved her report.
• Have you taken the neighbours’ concerns on board?

So benutzt man es: take something on board (We took your suggestions on board.)

Häufige Wendungen: take something on board, take advice on board