be onto somebody

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe onto somebodybe onto somebodyinformal a) (also get onto somebody especially British English) to speak to someone in order to tell them or ask them something A number of people have been onto me complaining about the noise. Get onto the Press Office and find out what’s happening. b) to know that a particular person did something wrong or committed a crime The police are onto him. → ontoExamples from the Corpusbe onto somebody• He's scared. He knows we're onto him.

单词	be onto somebody
释义	be onto somebody From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishbe onto somebodybe onto somebodyinformal a) (also get onto somebody especially British English) to speak to someone in order to tell them or ask them something A number of people have been onto me complaining about the noise. Get onto the Press Office and find out what’s happening. b) to know that a particular person did something wrong or committed a crime The police are onto him. → ontoExamples from the Corpusbe onto somebody• He's scared. He knows we're onto him.
随便看	have great hopes for have green fingers have grounds to do have grounds to do something have had a bellyful of have had a bellyful of somebody/something have had a few have had a few (too many) have had a few too many have had enough have had enough (of something) have had enough of have had it up to here have had more than your fair share of have had more than your fair share of something have had one too many have had one too many have had your chips have had your fill of have had your fill of something have half a mind to do have half a mind to do something have heard of have heard of somebody/something have hiccups