take on board (something)

to understand and accept ideas and opinions which may change the way you behave in the future.

Banks need to take on board the views of their customers.

It seems that young people are finally taking on board the message that it's not cool to smoke.

• take the lid off
• take the lid off something
• take the line of least resistance
• take the long view
• take the measure of
• take the measure of someone
• take the measure of something
• take the mick
• take the mickey
• take the path of least resistance
• take the piss
• take the pledge
• take the plunge
• take the rap
• bring someone to the ... table
• bring someone to the table
• bring someone up short
• bring someone up to date
• bring someone up to scratch
• bring someone up with a start
• bring something down
• bring something down a peg
• bring something down a peg or two
• bring something down on
• bring something down on someone