O que significa onboard ?

I came across the phrase "to see if we can onboard additional payments." I tried to look up in the dictionary what 'onboard' means, but I couldn't grasp the meaning.

Is there someone who can help me to understand the phrase?

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SJR2040

3 jul 2020

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Inglês (EUA)

onboard can often be a way of asking if you will do or are okay with something. For example, "are you still onboard with the camping trip?" meaning "are you still going on the camping trip?". In this case I think it's the question of if they can afford the additional payments. I hope this helps!

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SJR2040

3 jul 2020

Inglês (EUA)

onboard can often be a way of asking if you will do or are okay with something. For example, "are you still onboard with the camping trip?" meaning "are you still going on the camping trip?". In this case I think it's the question of if they can afford the additional payments. I hope this helps!

maro411

3 jul 2020

Coreano

@SJR2040 Thank you very much for your helpful explanation! Hope you have a great weekend!

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onboard can often be a way of asking if you will do or are okay with something. For example, "are you still onboard with the camping trip?" meaning "are you still going on the camping trip?". In this case I think it's the question of if they can afford the additional payments. I hope this helps!

onboard can often be a way of asking if you will do or are okay with something. For example, "are you still onboard with the camping trip?" meaning "are you still going on the camping trip?". In this case I think it's the question of if they can afford the additional payments. I hope this helps!

O que significa onboard ?