Examples of using "Bordo" in a sentence and their english translations:
All aboard!
Come aboard.
Is Tom on board?
Are you on board?
Welcome aboard!
- Tom went on board.
- Tom got on board.
Is there a doctor on board?
There's a bomb on board!
Tom isn't on board.
She enjoyed the life on board.
Are all the passengers aboard?
I don't embroider their handkerchiefs.
I request permission to come aboard.
Forty-eight sailors are aboard.
How many people were aboard that ship?
Tom is now aboard the ship.
There are no women aboard this ship.
Is every passenger onboard?
- Have the tourists all gone on board?
- Have the tourists all boarded?
Why aren't you already on board the ship?
There were 144 passengers and 6 crew members on board this plane.
Tom boarded the ship.
After I got on board a train, I found I had left my wallet behind at home.
Her courage was like that of a man, and in man's clothes she served as a sailor on board ship.
'And louder still, when towered the horse on high / with maple timbers, pealed the thunder through the sky.'
Severe turbulence during the flight and very poor cabin service didn't make for an enjoyable start to our holiday.
At last the boat came alongside the ship, and now the queen saw that it was a stone boat, out of which there came up on board the ship a fearfully ugly witch.
My son's favourite food is waffles with maple syrup. Every morning he says I should cook them, but sometimes I must say no.