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come aboard
(redirected from go aboard)

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come aboard and go aboard
to get onto a boat or ship. Please come aboard. We are shoving off now. Please ask everyone to go aboard.
See also: aboard, come


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The ship's company will also present belated Christmas gifts to children at Alder Hey hospital, while sea cadets, schools and other youth organisations will get the chance to go aboard and learn first-hand about a life on board.
So if you want to take your fishing adventure to the next level, why not go aboard a topless fishing vessel one time?
The chance to go aboard a decommissioned patrol ship was among the highlights of a visit to HMS Raleigh in Cornwall for three Coventry University students James breaks, Simon Ackers and Luke Bird were among a group of eight honorary midshipmen from the University Royal Navy Unit.
 
 
 
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