off board

The phrase "off board" has various applications, often indicating separation, disconnection, or external processes.

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Definition

B2General

(idiomatic)Not on or in a means of transportation.

Example

  • Passengers are now off board and ready to go through customs.

B2Participation

(idiomatic)Not participating in an activity or process.

Example

  • He decided to stay off board during the final decision-making process.

C1Technology

(technical)Referring to items or equipment that are separate rather than integrated into the main system.

Example

  • The off board storage solution provides additional flexibility for data management.

C1Finance

(technical)Describing transactions that occur outside of a major exchange, such as over-the-counter or between private parties.

Example

  • The company prefers off board transactions to avoid the fees associated with major exchanges.

C1Corporate

(business)Referring to a person who is no longer part of the board of directors or similar governing body.

Example

  • After his resignation, he was officially off board.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "off board":

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