Come aboard meaning in English
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Definition
to come aboard: to enter a boat, to board a vessel
Examples
- "You'd better come aboard."
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks with terms used in the dialogue, and don't forget that you might need to conjugate verbs!
This term describes being situated in another or a "foreign" country. "I can't afford to go on holiday this summer: I'll have to stay at home."
Next, we're looking for the term which means "to pay someone back", "refund", or return some money to them. "My company always me for any money I spend on business travel."
This term describes being situated in another or a "foreign" country. "I can't afford to go on holiday this summer: I'll have to stay at home."
Next, we're looking for the term which means "to pay someone back", "refund", or return some money to them. "My company always me for any money I spend on business travel."
Fill in the blanks with terms used in the dialogue, and don't forget that you might need to conjugate verbs!
This term describes being situated in another or a "foreign" country. "I can't afford to go abroad 1 on holiday this summer: I'll have to stay at home."
Next, we're looking for the term which means "to pay someone back", "refund", or return some money to them. "My company always reimburses 2 me for any money I spend on business travel."
This term describes being situated in another or a "foreign" country. "I can't afford to go abroad 1 on holiday this summer: I'll have to stay at home."
Next, we're looking for the term which means "to pay someone back", "refund", or return some money to them. "My company always reimburses 2 me for any money I spend on business travel."
1 abroad: "Abroad" is the right answer here. The term "abroad" describes any countries which are "foreign" or "in a different country". Examples: "Bruno can't take your call because he's abroad on business this week". Note that we do not need a preposition before the term "abroad".
2 reimburses: "Reimburses" is the correct answer. To "reimburse someone" is to return money to them, for example if they advanced you some money. Example: "If the concert is cancelled, we will reimburse the money you paid for your ticket".
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