aboard

UK:  [ə'bɔ:d]

US:  [ə'bɔ:d]

prep.

1.在船[飞机,车]上

2.上车

adv.

1.在船[飞机,车]上,上船[飞机,车]

2.靠船边

3.在船上

4.在...上;向...上

5.在车上

6.靠舷

1 . I once read in a magazine in Beijing about a man aboard a train who had been accosted by an old woman when the train stopped at a station.
我曾经在北京的杂志上看过一则女人在火车进站的时候向车上的一个男人卖东西的故事。

2 . She might be a dwarf, but she was also a woman, and women were bad luck aboard ship.
她是个侏儒没错，但她同时也是个女人，而带女人船会招致厄运。

3 . Aboard she meets Captain Henry Gifford, a dependable Yankee mariner who was the best of his breed.
会议上，她船长亨利吉福德，可靠的洋基水手谁是最好的品种。

4 . Even after Schmidt came aboard, Page continued to set the core precepts of the company.
甚至在施密特加入之后，佩奇仍然继续制定公司的核心规则。

5 . The old man went away, and the next day my uncle Mellie got aboard the train and traveled straight across America to New York.
老汉走了，第二天我的叔叔梅利坐上火车横穿美国直到纽约。