onboard

Carried or used inside a vehicle, ship, or aircraft.

• The car has an onboard computer.
• Passengers can enjoy onboard entertainment during the flight.
• The ship’s onboard equipment measures water temperature.

Common phrases: onboard computer, onboard equipment, onboard entertainment

Involved in a plan or project and willing to support it.

• Everyone is onboard with the plan.
• We need the whole team onboard before we begin.
• Are you fully onboard with these changes?

How to use it: be onboard with something (The manager is onboard with our proposal.)

Similar words: supportive, involved

Opposites: opposed

Common phrases: get someone onboard, onboard with something, fully onboard

On or into a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.

• Welcome onboard!
• All passengers must remain onboard until the doors open.
• We ate dinner onboard as the ship left the harbour.

Similar words: aboard, on board

Opposites: ashore

Common phrases: welcome onboard, come onboard, travel onboard, stay onboard