get on board
The Spanish phrase 'subir a bordo' translates to 'get on board' in English. It is a phrase often used in the context of boarding a vehicle such as a train, bus, or ship. Just like in English, it can also be used figuratively to mean joining in a project or undertaking.
Let's board the ship.
This sentence is used when initiating action to board a ship, inviting others to join. 'Subir a bordo' in this context is similar to the English phrase 'get on board'.
We can't board without our passes.
This sentence expresses the inability to board a vehicle (possibly a ship, plane or train) without showing necessary documents. 'Subir a bordo' here refers to the act of boarding, similar to the English 'get on board'.
It's time to board the train.
This sentence is generally used to suggest the arrival or departure time of a train. 'Subir a bordo' is used here in the context of boarding a train, similar to the English phrase 'get on board'.