adverb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
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climb
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We had a momentary chill when they climbed aboard ... piracy?
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John McCain, who climbed aboard shortly after his favorite, Sen.
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Gebrec shrugged, climbed aboard , started the engine and drove out of the yard.
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Converse placed his bag inside the runner and climbed aboard .
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About a dozen men climbed aboard , and I was invited to join them.
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As the ship passed, Queequeg paddled to it and climbed aboard .
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I hurried round the corner to where I'd parked Armstrong and climbed aboard .
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He watched the bus come, the boy climb aboard .
come
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Here, a border guard and two customs officers, all in uniform, came aboard to inspect our documents.
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Youth and music ministers came aboard .
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Iris came aboard with him, wearing a long dress and in full warpaint.
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Captain Mayhew of the Jeroboam refuses to come aboard because of an epidemic on his ship.
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Sir James hailed the ship, telling the crew they were coming aboard and a large gangplank was lowered.
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Or Republicans could try to cut a deal with congressional Democrats in the hope that Mr Clinton would come aboard later.
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Santana is hoping that one of the agency's clients will come aboard with sponsorship.
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Yet there still are many Fidelity shareholders who came aboard years ago specifically because Fidelity produced above-average returns.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Cissy Patterson, publisher of the Washington Times-Herald, had fresh flowers brought aboard at stopping places along the way.
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I hurried round the corner to where I'd parked Armstrong and climbed aboard .
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In some cases, locals just climbed aboard once foreign money flooded in.
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It was our second morning aboard and we were beginning to feel at home.
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Survey ships were carried on the Navy List, but Navy personnel remained aboard on sufferance only.