Definition of preboard in English:

preboard

verbpriːˈbɔːdprēˈbôrd

[with object]

Allow (a particular passenger or group of passengers) to board an aircraft before the rest of the passengers.
允许（特殊客人）提前登机
Example sentencesExamples
- The last time we had been in Chicago, we were pre-boarded based on Michael being under twelve years old.
- The airlines tell us to pre-board.
- They say they're going to pre-board those passengers in need of special assistance.
- I drove him to the Newark airport, and you know how they let you pre-board with small children?
- If someone is really tall and needs extra legroom… they can ask to be preboarded to find a roomier seat.
- Plus it seems like a lot of people had boarded even though we were "pre-boarding".
- The irony is that we were pre-boarding with an 8-month-old baby, and they moved us to let another couple sit together.
- Standing near us, also waiting to pre-board, was a group of six Middle Eastern men.

Definition of preboard in US English:

preboard

verbprēˈbôrd

[with object]

Allow (a particular passenger or group of passengers) to board an aircraft before the rest of the passengers.
允许（特殊客人）提前登机
Example sentencesExamples
- Standing near us, also waiting to pre-board, was a group of six Middle Eastern men.
- They say they're going to pre-board those passengers in need of special assistance.
- If someone is really tall and needs extra legroom… they can ask to be preboarded to find a roomier seat.
- I drove him to the Newark airport, and you know how they let you pre-board with small children?
- The airlines tell us to pre-board.
- Plus it seems like a lot of people had boarded even though we were "pre-boarding".
- The irony is that we were pre-boarding with an 8-month-old baby, and they moved us to let another couple sit together.
- The last time we had been in Chicago, we were pre-boarded based on Michael being under twelve years old.

词汇	preboard
释义	Definition of preboard in English: preboard verbpriːˈbɔːdprēˈbôrd [with object] Allow (a particular passenger or group of passengers) to board an aircraft before the rest of the passengers. 允许（特殊客人）提前登机 Example sentencesExamples The last time we had been in Chicago, we were pre-boarded based on Michael being under twelve years old. The airlines tell us to pre-board. They say they're going to pre-board those passengers in need of special assistance. I drove him to the Newark airport, and you know how they let you pre-board with small children? If someone is really tall and needs extra legroom… they can ask to be preboarded to find a roomier seat. Plus it seems like a lot of people had boarded even though we were "pre-boarding". The irony is that we were pre-boarding with an 8-month-old baby, and they moved us to let another couple sit together. Standing near us, also waiting to pre-board, was a group of six Middle Eastern men. Definition of preboard in US English: preboard verbprēˈbôrd [with object] Allow (a particular passenger or group of passengers) to board an aircraft before the rest of the passengers. 允许（特殊客人）提前登机 Example sentencesExamples Standing near us, also waiting to pre-board, was a group of six Middle Eastern men. They say they're going to pre-board those passengers in need of special assistance. If someone is really tall and needs extra legroom… they can ask to be preboarded to find a roomier seat. I drove him to the Newark airport, and you know how they let you pre-board with small children? The airlines tell us to pre-board. Plus it seems like a lot of people had boarded even though we were "pre-boarding". The irony is that we were pre-boarding with an 8-month-old baby, and they moved us to let another couple sit together. The last time we had been in Chicago, we were pre-boarded based on Michael being under twelve years old.
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