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onboard

UK
/ˈɒn.bɔːd/
US
/ˈɑn.bɔrd/

Translations

onboardverb
onboarded
Past Simple
onboarded
Past Participle
onboarding
Gerund
UK
/ɒnˈbɔːd/
US
/ɑnˈbɔrd/
вводить в курс дела
The company needs to onboard new employees efficiently.
Компании нужно эффективно вводить новых сотрудников в курс дела.
принимать на работу
We need to onboard the new team members by next week.
Нам нужно принять на работу новых членов команды к следующей неделе.
Synonyms
recruit
enlist
engage
integrate
welcome
onboardadjective
UK
/ˈɒn.bɔːd/
US
/ˈɑn.bɔrd/
The onboard computer system is very advanced.
Бортовая компьютерная система очень продвинутая.
Synonyms
onboarded
included
integrated
incorporated
onboardadverb
UK
/ɒnˈbɔːd/
US
/ɑnˈbɔrd/
Used after a verb or noun to mean ‘aboard; on or in a vehicle, ship, aircraft, etc.’
Synonyms
aboard
on board

Definitions

onboardverb
To bring a new employee or member into an organization and provide them with the necessary training and information to become effective in their role.
The HR department will onboard the new hires next week to ensure they are familiar with company policies and procedures.
To integrate a new system or technology into an existing framework or operation.
The IT team will onboard the new software to improve our data management processes.
onboardadjective
Located or situated on a vehicle, ship, or aircraft.
The onboard computer system helps the pilot navigate the aircraft.
Involved in or part of a project, team, or organization.
The new employees are now onboard and ready to start their training.
onboardadverb
Aboard; on or in a vehicle, ship, aircraft, or spacecraft.
Once everyone is onboard, the train will depart.
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