onto

preposition

UK /ˈɒntə/

1
into a position on an object or surface
He climbed onto the roof to get a better view.
A tree fell onto a car, trapping the people inside.
Marilyn emptied her shopping bag onto the carpet.
Synonyms and related words
At a high position or level
high
above
top
1. 1a
  to an area that you think of as a surface
  A spectator ran onto the field and attacked the referee.
  Eric can make people laugh merely by walking onto the stage.
  Thousands of protesters poured out onto the streets.
  Synonyms and related words
  At a high position or level
  high
  above
  top
2. 1b
  into a bus, train, ship, or aircraft etc
  Slater was arrested for trying to carry a gun onto the plane.
  The refugees were herded onto buses.
  Synonyms and related words
  To get on and off of transport
  get on
  onto
  transfer
3. 1c
  into a position in which you are resting or supporting yourself on a particular part of your body
  She rolled over onto her back and gazed at the ceiling.
  Synonyms and related words
  General words for postures and body positions
  posture
  bearing
  balance
2
used for saying that something is added to a list, statement, word etc
Somehow Donovan’s name had got onto the list of candidates.
To form the plural, just add ‘s’ or ‘es’ onto the end.
Synonyms and related words
Prepositions
aboard
against
amid
3
used for saying in which direction a building, room, door, or window faces, or where it leads to
The kitchen looks out onto a long narrow garden.
an apartment building facing onto Waterloo Street
Synonyms and related words
Behind or in front of something or someone
behind
in front
rear

phrases

be onto a good thing

be/get onto someone

be onto someone

be onto something

单词	onto
释义	onto preposition UK /ˈɒntə/ Other entries for this word get onto phrasal verb map onto phrasal verb put onto phrasal verb back onto phrasal verb give onto phrasal verb glom onto phrasal verb hang onto phrasal verb lock onto phrasal verb crack onto phrasal verb latch onto phrasal verb be onto someone phrase be onto something phrase be/get onto someone phrase be onto a good thing phrase a window on/onto/into something phrase hold onto phrasal verb at hold on to fasten onto phrasal verb at fasten on be onto a winner phrase at be onto a good thing get onto build onto more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS3 1 into a position on an object or surface He climbed onto the roof to get a better view. A tree fell onto a car, trapping the people inside. Marilyn emptied her shopping bag onto the carpet. Synonyms and related words At a high position or level high above top 1a to an area that you think of as a surface A spectator ran onto the field and attacked the referee. Eric can make people laugh merely by walking onto the stage. Thousands of protesters poured out onto the streets. Synonyms and related words At a high position or level high above top 1b into a bus, train, ship, or aircraft etc Slater was arrested for trying to carry a gun onto the plane. The refugees were herded onto buses. Synonyms and related words To get on and off of transport get on onto transfer 1c into a position in which you are resting or supporting yourself on a particular part of your body She rolled over onto her back and gazed at the ceiling. Synonyms and related words General words for postures and body positions posture bearing balance 2 used for saying that something is added to a list, statement, word etc Somehow Donovan’s name had got onto the list of candidates. To form the plural, just add ‘s’ or ‘es’ onto the end. Synonyms and related words Prepositions aboard against amid 3 used for saying in which direction a building, room, door, or window faces, or where it leads to The kitchen looks out onto a long narrow garden. an apartment building facing onto Waterloo Street Synonyms and related words Behind or in front of something or someone behind in front rear phrases be onto a good thing be/get onto someone be onto someone be onto something onto preposition US /ˈɑntə/ Other entries for this word get onto phrasal verb map onto phrasal verb put onto phrasal verb back onto phrasal verb give onto phrasal verb glom onto phrasal verb hang onto phrasal verb lock onto phrasal verb crack onto phrasal verb latch onto phrasal verb be onto someone phrase be onto something phrase be onto a winner phrase be/get onto someone phrase be onto a good thing phrase a window on/onto/into something phrase hold onto phrasal verb at hold on to be onto a winner phrase at be onto a good thing get onto build onto more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS3 1 into a position on an object or surface A tree fell onto a car, trapping the people inside. Marilyn emptied her shopping bag onto the carpet. He climbed onto the roof to get a better view. Synonyms and related words At a high position or level high above top 1a to an area that you think of as a surface A spectator ran onto the field and attacked the referee. Eric can make people laugh merely by walking onto the stage. Thousands of protesters poured out onto the streets. Synonyms and related words At a high position or level high above top 1b into a bus, train, ship, or aircraft, etc. Slater was arrested for trying to carry a gun onto the plane. The refugees were herded onto buses. Synonyms and related words To get on and off of transport get on board transfer 1c into a position in which you are resting or supporting yourself on a particular part of your body She rolled over onto her back and gazed at the ceiling. Synonyms and related words General words for postures and body positions posture bearing deportment 2 used for saying that something is added to a list, statement, word, etc. Somehow Donald’s name had gotten onto the list of candidates. To form the plural, just add “s” or “es” onto the end. Synonyms and related words Prepositions aboard against amid 3 used for saying in which direction a building, room, door, or window faces, or where it leads to The kitchen looks out onto a long narrow garden. an apartment building facing onto Washington Square Synonyms and related words Behind or in front of something or someone behind in front rear phrases be onto a good thing be/get onto someone be onto someone be onto something
随便看	as you know as you might expect/imagine as you please as you wish as/so far as i’m concerned as/so long as as/the way someone sees it as/when one door closes, another one opens at at a cost at a disadvantage at a fast/good clip at a glance at a guess at a lick at all at all costs a tall order at all times at a loose end at a loss for words at a loss (to do something) at an angle at an end at any price

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