press on

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpress on (also press ahead phrasal verb)CONTINUE/NOT STOP to continue doing something, especially working, in a determined way We’ll talk about your suggestion later – now let’s just press on. with Shall we press ahead with the minutes of the last meeting? → press→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpuspress on• I was finding the book hard to understand, but I pressed on.• It started to rain and a strong wind blew, but he pressed on regardless.• We're nearly there, so let's press on while it's still daylight.• Despite opposition , the government is pressing on with its welfare reforms.press with• Richie attempted to press on with An Early Bath for Thompson, but he soon nodded off.• He pressed on with even more caution.• Undeterred, Van de Mark pressed on with his idea.• Jonathon pressed on with his new model.• They pressed on with renewed hope.• And indeed it was very difficult to press on with the rehearsal.• Some wanted to press on with the war and argued for Mentheus's son, Altheus.

单词	press on
释义	press on From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishpress on (also press ahead phrasal verb)CONTINUE/NOT STOP to continue doing something, especially working, in a determined way We’ll talk about your suggestion later – now let’s just press on. with Shall we press ahead with the minutes of the last meeting? → press→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpuspress on• I was finding the book hard to understand, but I pressed on.• It started to rain and a strong wind blew, but he pressed on regardless.• We're nearly there, so let's press on while it's still daylight.• Despite opposition , the government is pressing on with its welfare reforms.press with• Richie attempted to press on with An Early Bath for Thompson, but he soon nodded off.• He pressed on with even more caution.• Undeterred, Van de Mark pressed on with his idea.• Jonathon pressed on with his new model.• They pressed on with renewed hope.• And indeed it was very difficult to press on with the rehearsal.• Some wanted to press on with the war and argued for Mentheus's son, Altheus.
随便看	have your nose/snout in the trough have your own way have your salesman's etc hat on have your salesmans etc hat on have your say have your sights set on have your snout in the trough have your stomach pumped have your teacher's etc hat on have your teachers etc hat on have your teacher’s/salesman’s etc hat on have your way have your wits about you have your work cut out have your work cut out (for you) have your work cut out for you have-nots have/be given a mandate have/be nothing to do with somebody/something have/bring/take somebody/something with you have/earn/achieve etc the distinction of doing something have/exchange a few words have/exchange words (with somebody) have/experience difficulty (in) doing something have/express reservations (about something)