Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
all-aboard
phrase
/ˌɔːl.əˈbɔːrd/
Definition
A phrase used to indicate that everyone must get on or be ready to leave, particularly in the context of a mode of transport.
Examples
- When the train arrived, the conductor shouted ‘All aboard!’ to let everyone know it was time to get on.
- The captain announced ‘All aboard!’ as the last passengers hurried to the ship.
Meaning
It expresses the idea that it’s time for everyone to board a vehicle, like a train or a ship, and signifies the start of a journey.
Synonyms
- boarding call
- get on board
- time to leave
