on-board

Definition of on-board in English English dictionary: Designates that the person will be served the feast See also Off-Board and Out-Board; Attending an event and eating the feast provided by the sponsors The "on-board" price includes the site fee (Assume you need to bring other meals, unless the notice promices them ); Actually located on a circuit board Often refers to components or devices that are usually connected to the computer through expansion slots or ports, that are integrated onto the motherboard such as video adapters, sound cards or network cards A motherboard that has integrated video can be said to have Video On-board; carried on a ship, plane, car etc; eating the feast Off-board: not eating the feast (might be going to a restaurant, or bringing one's own meal), but might be allowed space in the feast hall Out-board: not eating the feast, and no space at all is reserved in the feast hall; attending an event and eating the feast provided by the sponsors The "on-board" fee for an event includes your site fee and your dinner fee Assume you'll need to provide all other meals for yourself unless other meals are specifically listed in the event announcement; On or in a means of transportation
Even when I am on board the plane, I can never feel secure that my luggage is, too.; Agreeing or supporting
It's a good idea, but let's see if we can get a few more of the management team on board.; Joining in or participating
Is that new teammate properly on board yet?.; On a vehicle or vessel; aboard
onboard: Carried or used on or in a vehicle or vessel
onboard: On or in a vehicle or vessel; aboard; on board
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on board: An ambiguous term on a B/L On Board followed by a date usually means received for shipment, and not necessarily Laden On Board Vessel The fine print on the back of the B/L should explain
on board: Cargo has been loaded on board a combined transport mode of conveyance Used to satisfy the requirements of a letter of credit, in the absence of an express requirement to the contrary
on board: Used in the context of general equities Long
on board: on the boat, on the ship, on the airplane, on the train
onboard: {s} on board, on the boat, on the ship, on the airplane, on the train
onboard: On or in a vehicle or vessel
onboard: on a ship, train, plane or other vehicle