welcome aboard on boardとは 意味・読み方・使い方

to go on board （a ship）―（小舟なら）―get into a boat

to arrive on the deck of a ship

to sweep the board

go aboard a ship

to sail on the port tack

sail in a ship―（小舟になら）―ride in a boat―（船乗りになるの意味なら）―go to sea―（乗船するの意味なら）―embark （for America）―take ship （for Shanghai）

to sail in a ship―sail on a ship

to go on board a ship―take ship―（船乗りになるの意味なら）―go to sea

of a board, being creaky

place on board a ship

to plane a board

an act of staying on a ship during a trip

the state of being welcome

life on board ship

to go by ship

Rode a car ferry.

to accord one a hearty welcome―give one a warm reception―give one an enthusiastic ovation―receive one with open arms

ships in the offing

ride on a boat

an effusive welcome

to hide oneself on a ship and thus make a passage

to come or go by ship―by steamer―by sea―by water

in the belly of the ship

to plank―board up―board over

to give one a rousing welcome

ride in a boat on water

to board a warship

bore a board

Ship rides at anchor

to load a ship in bulk