Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

all-aboard

idiomatic expression

/ɔːl əˈbɔːrd/

Definition

A phrase used to indicate that everyone is ready to board a train, ship, or aircraft, or to express readiness for an activity.

Examples

When the train arrives, remember to shout ‘all-aboard!’ so that everyone knows it’s time to get on.
As the team prepares for the project, the manager said, ‘It’s time to get everyone all-aboard before we start.’

Meaning

‘All-aboard!’ is an expression signaling that it is time for passengers to board, and it can also be used figuratively to invite everyone to join in a plan or adventure.