Categories: Workplace Slang
“Aboard” is a slang term used to indicate that someone is on board with or in agreement with something. It is often used in informal conversations or casual settings.
Examples:
1. “Hey, we’re planning a road trip to the beach this weekend. Are you aboard?”
2. “I pitched my idea to the team, and they were all aboard with it.”
In both examples, “aboard” is used to ask if someone is willing to join or agrees with a plan or suggestion.
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