on

ON

abbr.1. Old Norse2. Ontario

on

O0074100 (ŏn, ôn)prep.1. a. Used to indicate position above and supported by or in contact with: The vase is on the table. We rested on our hands and knees.b. Used to indicate contact with or extent over (a surface) regardless of position: a picture on the wall; a rash on my back.c. Used to indicate location at or along: the pasture on the south side of the river; a house on the highway.d. Used to indicate proximity: a town on the border.e. Used to indicate attachment to or suspension from: beads on a string.f. Used to indicate figurative or abstract position: on the young side, but experienced; on her third beer; stopped on chapter two.2. a. Used to indicate actual motion toward, against, or onto: jumped on the table; the march on Washington.b. Used to indicate figurative or abstract motion toward, against, or onto: going on six o'clock; came on the answer by accident.3. a. Used to indicate occurrence at a given time: on July third; every hour on the hour.b. Used to indicate the particular occasion or circumstance: On entering the room, she saw him.4. a. Used to indicate the object affected by actual, perceptible action: The spotlight fell on the actress. He knocked on the door.b. Used to indicate the object affected by a figurative action: Have pity on them.c. Used to indicate the object of an action directed, tending, or moving against it: an attack on the fortress.d. Used to indicate the object of perception or thought: gazed on the vista; meditated on his actions.5. Used to indicate the agent or agency of a specified action: cut his foot on the broken glass; talked on the telephone.6. a. Used to indicate a medicine or other corrective taken or undertaken routinely: went on a strict diet.b. Used to indicate a substance that is the cause of an addiction, a habit, or an altered state of consciousness: high on dope.7. a. Used to indicate a source or basis: "We will reach our judgments not on intentions or on promises but on deeds and on results" (Margaret Thatcher).b. Used to indicate a source of power or energy: The car runs on methane.8. a. Used to indicate the state or process of: on leave; on fire; on the way.b. Used to indicate the purpose of: travel on business.c. Used to indicate a means of conveyance: ride on a train.d. Used to indicate availability by means of: beer on tap; a physician on call.9. Used to indicate belonging to: a nurse on the hospital staff.10. Used to indicate addition or repetition: heaped error on error.11. a. Concerning; about: a book on astronomy.b. Concerning and to the disadvantage of: We have some evidence on him.12. Informal In one's possession; with: I haven't a cent on me.13. At the expense of; compliments of: drinks on the house.adv.1. In or into a position or condition of being supported by or in contact with something: Put the coffee on.2. In or into a position of being attached to or covering something: Put your clothes on.3. In the direction of something: He looked on while the ship docked.4. a. Toward or at a point lying ahead in space or time; forward: The play moved on to the next city.b. At or to a more distant point in time or space: I'll do it later on.c. Toward or to a different state or condition: Let's move on to another subject.5. In a continuous course: He worked on quietly.6. a. In or into performance or operation: Turn on the radio.b. In progress or action; in a state of activity: The show must go on.7. In or at the present position or condition: stay on; hang on.8. In a condition of being scheduled for or decided upon: There is a party on tonight.adj.1. Being in operation: The television is on.2. a. Engaged in a given function or activity, such as a vocal or dramatic role: You're on in five minutes!b. Under or behaving as if under observation: A minister is always on.3. Informal Functioning or performing at a high degree of competence or energy: The goalie is really on.4. a. Planned; intended: We have nothing much on for this weekend.b. Happening; taking place: The parade is on.5. Baseball Having reached base safely; on base: Two runners are on.Idioms: be on to Informal To be aware of or have information about: You'll never deceive us again; we're on to you. on and off Intermittently. on and on Without stopping; continuously.

[Middle English, from Old English an, on; see an- in Indo-European roots.]Usage Note: Both on and onto can be used to indicate motion toward a position: The cat jumped on the table or The cat jumped onto the table. However, onto is more specific, indicating that the motion was initiated from an outside point. They wandered onto the battlefield means that they began their wandering at some point off the battlefield, while They wandered on the battlefield implies that the wandering began on the battlefield.

on

(ɒn) prep1. in contact or connection with the surface of; at the upper surface of: an apple on the ground; a mark on the table cloth. 2. attached to: a puppet on a string. 3. carried with: I've no money on me. 4. in the immediate vicinity of; close to or along the side of: a house on the sea; this verges on the ridiculous!. 5. within the time limits of a day or date: he arrived on Thursday. 6. being performed upon or relayed through the medium of: what's on the television?. 7. at the occasion of: on his retirement. 8. used to indicate support, subsistence, contingency, etc: he lives on bread; it depends on what you want. 9. a. regularly taking (a drug): she's on the pill. b. addicted to: he's on heroin. 10. by means of (something considered as a mode of transport) (esp in such phrases as on foot, on wheels, on horseback, etc)11. in the process or course of: on a journey; on strike. 12. concerned with or relating to: a tax on potatoes; a programme on archaeology. 13. used to indicate the basis, grounds, or cause, as of a statement or action: I have it on good authority. 14. against: used to indicate opposition: they marched on the city at dawn. 15. used to indicate a meeting or encounter: he crept up on her. 16. (used with an adjective preceded by the) indicating the manner or way in which an action is carried out: on the sly; on the cheap. 17. informal or dialect to the loss or disadvantage of: the old car gave out on us. adv (often used as a particle) 18. in the position or state required for the commencement or sustained continuation, as of a mechanical operation: the radio's been on all night. 19. attached to, surrounding, or placed in contact with something: the girl had nothing on. 20. in a manner indicating continuity, persistence, concentration, etc: don't keep on about it; the play went on all afternoon. 21. in a direction towards something, esp forwards; so as to make progress: we drove on towards London; march on!. 22. on and off off and on intermittently; from time to time23. on and on without ceasing; continuallyadj24. functioning; operating: turn the switch to the on position. 25. (postpositive) informal a. performing, as on stage: I'm on in five minutes. b. definitely taking place: the match is on for Friday; their marriage is still on. c. tolerable, practicable, acceptable, etc: your plan just isn't on. d. (of a person) willing to do something26. on at informal nagging: she was always on at her husband. 27. (Cricket) cricket (of a bowler) bowlingn (Cricket) cricket a. (modifier) relating to or denoting the leg side of a cricket field or pitch: the on side; an on drive. b. (in combination) used to designate certain fielding positions on the leg side: long-on; mid-on. [Old English an, on; related to Old Saxon an, Old High German, Gothic ana]

On

(ɒn) n (Placename) the ancient Egyptian and biblical name for Heliopolis

ON

abbreviation for 1. (Languages) Old Norse 2. (Placename) (esp in postal addresses) Ontario

on

(ɒn, ɔn)

prep. 1. so as to be or remain supported by or suspended from: Put the package on the table. Hang your coat on the hook. 2. so as to be attached to or unified with: a label on a jar. 3. so as to be a covering or wrapping for: Put the blanket on the baby. 4. in connection, association, or cooperation with: to serve on a jury. 5. so as to be a supporting part or base of: legs on a chair. 6. having as a place, location, situation, etc.: a scar on the face; a store on 19th Street. 7. in immediate proximity to: a house on the lake. 8. in the direction of: to sail on a southerly course. 9. using as a means of conveyance or of supporting or supplying movement: arriving on the noon plane; a car that runs on electricity. 10. by the agency or means of: drunk on wine; talking on the phone. 11. directed against or toward: played a joke on him. 12. having as a subject; about: a book on birds. 13. in a state, condition, or process of: on strike. 14. engaged in or involved with: I'm on the second chapter now. 15. subject to: a doctor on call. 16. having as a source or agent: to depend on friends for support. 17. having as a basis or ground: on my word of honor. 18. assigned to or working at: Who's on the switchboard today? 19. at the time or occasion of: on Sunday; cash on delivery. 20. within the required limits of: on time. 21. having as the object or end of motion: to march on the capital; to creep up on someone. 22. having as the object or end of action, thought, desire, etc.: to gaze on a scene. 23. having as the subject or reference; with respect to: views on public matters. 24. paid for by, esp. as a treat or gift: Dinner is on me. 25. taking or using as a prescribed measure, cure, etc.: on a low-salt diet. 26. regularly taking or addicted to: on drugs. 27. with; carried by: I have no money on me. 28. so as to disturb or affect adversely: My hair dryer broke on me. 29. having as a risk or liability: on pain of death. 30. in addition to: millions on millions of stars. adv. 31. in, into, or onto a position of being supported or attached: Sew the buttons on. 32. in, into, or onto a position of covering or wrapping: Put your raincoat on. 33. fast to a thing, as for support: Hold on! 34. toward a place, point, activity, or object: to look on while others work. 35. forward, onward, or along, as in any course or process: further on. 36. with continuous activity: to work on. 37. into or in active operation or performance: Turn the gas on. adj. 38. operating or in use: Is the radio on? 39. taking place; occurring: Don't you know there's a war on? 40. performing or broadcasting: The radio announcer told us we were on. 41. a. behaving in a very animated or theatrical manner. b. functioning or performing at one's best. 42. scheduled or planned: Anything on tonight? Idioms: 1. on and off, off (def. 46). 2. on and on, at great length, so as to become tiresome. [before 900; Middle English on, an, Old English: on, in, to, c. Old Frisian, Old Saxon an(a), Old High German an(a), Old Norse ā-, Gothic ana; akin to Greek aná up, upon (see ana-)]

ON

1. Old Norse. 2. Ontario, Canada.

-on¹

, a suffix used in the names of subatomic particles (gluon; neutron), quanta (graviton), and other minimal entities or components (codon; magneton; photon). [probably extracted from ion; compare proton]

-on²

, a suffix used in the names of inert gaseous elements: neon. [« Greek -on, neuter of -os adj. ending]

on

1. used for saying where something is

On is usually a preposition. You use on to say where someone or something is by mentioning the object or surface that is under them.

When I came back, she was sitting on the stairs.There was a photograph of a beautiful girl on Deepak's desk.

On is used in some other ways to say where someone or something is. For example, you use it to mention an area of land where someone works or lives, such as a farm, building site, or housing estate.

He briefly worked on a building site in Seoul.

You also use on to mention an island where something exists or happens.

She lives on a Caribbean island.See in (for a common way of saying where something is), at (for a common way of saying where something is)2. used for saying where something goes

You can use on to say where someone or something falls or is put.

He fell on the floor.I put a hand on his shoulder.

Onto is used in a similar way.

See onto

You use on after get to say that someone enters a bus, train, or ship.

George got on the bus with us.For more information, see go into - get into - get on3. used for talking about time

You say that something happens on a particular day or date.

She came to see the play on the following Friday.Caro was born on April 10th.

You can sometimes use on to say that one thing happens immediately after another. For example, if something happens on someone's arrival, it happens immediately after they arrive.

'It's so unfair,' Clarissa said on her return.4. used as an adverb

On is sometimes an adverb, usually showing that something continues to happen or be done.

She walked on, silently thinking.I flew on to California.

Thesaurus

Adj.

1.on - in operation or operational; "left the oven on"; "the switch is in the on position"off - not in operation or operational; "the oven is off"; "the lights are off"

2.on - (of events) planned or scheduled; "the picnic is on, rain or shine"; "we have nothing on for Friday night"cancelled, off - (of events) no longer planned or scheduled; "the wedding is definitely off"

Adv.

on - with a forward motion; "we drove along admiring the view"; "the horse trotted along at a steady pace"; "the circus traveled on to the next city"; "move along"; "march on"along

2.on - indicates continuity or persistence or concentration; "his spirit lives on"; "shall I read on?"

3.on - in a state required for something to function or be effective; "turn the lights on"; "get a load on"

on

preposition1. on top of, supported by, resting on, in contact with He sat beside her on the sofa.adjective1. functioning, working, operating, in use The light was on and the door was open.adverb1. continuously, for a long time, at length, ceaselessly, without a break, without end She chattered on brightly and aimlessly for several minutes.on and off occasionally, sometimes, at times, from time to time, now and then, irregularly, on occasion, periodically, once in a while, every so often, intermittently, at intervals, sporadically, off and on, fitfully, spasmodically, by fits and starts, discontinuously, (every) now and again, (every) now and then They have been fighting on and off throughout their married life.on and on interminably, for a long time, for ages, continuously, without a break His voice went on and on in her ear.

Translations

…的成员一个接一个上映上演上车

on

(on) preposition1. touching, fixed to, covering etc the upper or outer side of. The book was lying on the table; He was standing on the floor; She wore a hat on her head.在...上2. in or into (a vehicle, train etc). We were sitting on the bus; I got on the wrong bus. 上（车、船等） 3. at or during a certain day, time etc. on Monday; On his arrival, he went straight to bed.在...时候4. about. a book on the theatre.关于...5. in the state or process of. He's on holiday.表示...的状态或过程6. supported by. She was standing on one leg.靠...7. receiving, taking. on drugs; on a diet.服用8. taking part in. He is on the committee; Which detective is working on this case? ...的成员 9. towards. They marched on the town.向着...10. near or beside. a shop on the main road.靠近...11. by means of. He played a tune on the violin; I spoke to him on the telephone.通过...12. being carried by. The thief had the stolen jewels on him.带着13. when (something is, or has been, done). On investigation, there proved to be no need to panic.当...时14. followed by. disaster on disaster.一个接一个 adverb1. (especially of something being worn) so as to be touching, fixed to, covering etc the upper or outer side of. She put her hat on. 戴（穿）上 2. used to show a continuing state etc, onwards. She kept on asking questions; They moved on.继续下去3. (also adjective) (of electric light, machines etc) working. The television is on; Turn/Switch the light on. 打开（收音机、电灯、机器等） 4. (also adjective) (of films etc) able to be seen. There's a good film on at the cinema this week. 演（戏、电影等） 5. (also adjective) in or into a vehicle, train etc. The bus stopped and we got on.上车 adjective1. in progress. The game was on.进行中的2. not cancelled. Is the party on tonight?照计划进行的ˈoncoming adjective approaching. oncoming traffic.即将到来的ˈongoing adjective continuing. an ongoing argument.不断进行的ˈonward(s) adverb moving forward (in place or time). They marched onward(s).向前be on to (someone) to have discovered (a person's) trick, secret etc. The thieves realized that the police were on to them. 发现，意识到（情况） on and on used with certain verbs to emphasize the length of an activity. She kept on and on asking questions.不停地on time at the right time. He got here on time.按时on to / ˈonto to a position on. He lifted it onto the table.到...上

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Go straight ahead (US)
Go straight on (UK)

Take the first turn on your right (US)
Take the first turning on your right (UK)

Is the train on time?

The child is on this passport

We are on our way to ...

What floor is it on?

I can't log on

It won't turn on

I'm on this medication

I'm on the pill

I'm on a diet

On Friday

The drinks are on me

on

See:

(a) pox on (someone or something)
(as) accommodating as a hog on ice
(as) awkward as a cow on a crutch
(as) plain as the nose on (one's) face
(as) useless as tits on a boar hog
(as) useless as tits on a nun
(both) feet on the ground
(first) dibs (on something)
(have) got it going on
(is) anything going on?
(off) on a sidetrack
(off) on a tangent
(one had) better get on (one's) horse
(one) has made (one's) bed and (one) will have to lie in it
(one) made (one's) bed and (one) has to lie in it
(one) made (one's) bed and (one) must lie in it
(one) puts (one's) pants on one leg at a time
(one's) butt is on the line
(one's) day on a plate
(one's) eyes are out on stalks
(one's) finger on the pulse
(one's) hair stands on end
(one's) head on a plate/platter
(one's) heart is set on (something)
(out) on a limb
(out) on the town
(right) on cue
(right) on the money
(someone's) blood is on (one's) hands
(someone's) take on (something)
(something's) on me
(the) smart money is on (someone or something)
3-on-the-tree
4-on-the-floor
a (good/solid/sound/etc.) grasp of/on (something)
a (kind of) reflection on (someone or something)
a beggar on horseback
a bit on the side
a blight on the land
a blot on (one's) escutcheon
a blot on escutcheon
a blot on the escutcheon
a blot on the landscape
a blot on your escutcheon
a box on the ear
a cat on a hot tin roof
a chip on (one's) shoulder
a chip on your shoulder
a cloud on the horizon
a cricket on the hearth
a dead cat on the line
a drag on someone
a drag on something
a drug on the market
a dwarf standing on the shoulders of giants
a fly on the wall
a fly on the wheel
a freeze on (something)
a grip on
a grip on oneself
a handle on
a heaven on earth
a hell on earth
a hold on (someone)
a hold on a strong
a leg to stand on
a light bulb goes on in (one's) brain
a light bulb goes on in (one's) head
a line on (someone or something)
a lot on (one's) plate
a man/woman on a mission
a monkey on (one's) back
a monkey on your back
a new kid on the block
a new lease of life
a new lease on life
a new one (on me)
a new one on
a new one on me
a night on the tiles
a notch on (someone's) bedpost
a notch on (someone's) belt
a pat on the back
a peg on which to hang (something)
a peg on which to hang something
a peg to hang (something) on
a peg to hang a matter on
a peg to hang something on
a plague on both your houses
a play on words
a price on (one's) head
a price on head
a price on somebody's head
a price on someone's head
a reed before the wind lives on(, while mighty oaks do fall)
a run on (something)
a rush on (something)
a sad, poor, etc. reflection on something
a saddle on a sow
a shoulder to cry on
a slap on the wrist
a steady hand on the tiller
a tight rein on (someone or something)
a variation on the theme of (something)
a week tomorrow, on Monday, etc.
a week tomorrow/on (some day)/etc.
a window on the world
a/the monkey on somebody's back
a/the new kid on the block
able to do (something) standing on (one's) head
able to do blindfolded
about (one's) person
about/on your person
abut on
accidentally on purpose
accidentally-on-purpose
accompany (one)
accompany (one) on a/(one's) journey
accompany on a journey
accompany on a musical instrument
act (up)on
act on
add on
advance (up)on (something or some place)
advance on
advise (one) on (something)
advise on
agree (up)on
agree on
alight (up)on
alight on
all eyes are on (someone or something)
all eyes are on somebody/something
all eyes are on someone/something
all hands on deck
all in one piece
all quiet on the Potomac
all quiet on the Western Front
along in years
along the lines of
along the lines of (something)
An army marches on its stomach
an eye for the main chance
an eye on/for/to the main chance
an old head on young shoulders
and so forth
and so on
and so on and so forth
answer on a postcard
any advance on
any advance on (something)
anything going on?
appear on
append (something) (on)to
arrive (somewhere) (up)on the stroke of (some time)
arrive (up)on the scene
arrive on the scene
arrive on the stroke of some time
arrive/come on the scene
as accommodating as a hog on ice
as if (one's) life depends on it
as the white on rice
as you make your bed, so you must lie on it
at (one's) suggestion
at a moment's notice
at death's doorstep
at doorstep
at hand
at one's door
at someone's heels
at the bottom of the ladder
at the cutting edge of something
at the double
at/on somebody's heels
at/on somebody's suggestion
awkward as a cow on a crutch
back burner, on a
back on (one's) feet
back on feet
back on the horse
back on track
back the wrong horse
backfire on
backfire on someone
bag on
bag on (one)
bag on someone
bags on (something)
bail on (one)
bail on someone
bail out on (one)
bail out on someone
bang on
bang/spot on
bank on
bank on someone
bargain for
bargain on
barge in
barge in on
barmy on the crumpet
base (one's) opinion on
base (up)on
base on
base on balls
base opinion on
batting on a sticky wicket
be (a bit) on the expensive side
be (a bit) on the heavy side
be (a bit) on the large side
be (a little) slow on the uptake
be (batting) on a losing wicket
be (batting) on a sticky wicket
be (dead) set on (something)
be (down) on (one's) uppers
be (flat) on (one's) back
be (living) on another planet
be (not) a patch on
be (not) big on (something)
be (not) on speaking terms
be (not) well up on (something)
be (on) the right side of (an age)
be (on) the wrong side of (an age)
be (out) on the piss
be (out) on the razzle
be (right) on the money
be (sitting) on (one's) tail
be (sitting) on top of the world
be (walking) on thin ice
be (well) on the/(one's) way to/towards (something)
be able to count (someone or something) on one hand
be able to count (someone or something) on the fingers of one hand
be able to count somebody/something on one hand
be as plain as the nose on (one's) face
be back on the rails
be bang on
be breaking a butterfly on a wheel
be built on sand
be caught on the hop
be caught on the wrong foot
be cooking on gas
be crook on
be crook on (one)
be dead on (one's) feet
be dead on the vine
be dead set on (something)
be dead set on something
be down on (one) like a ton of bricks
be down on (one's) luck
be down on (someone or something)
be down on your luck
be easy on the ear
be easy on the eye(s)
be engraved in (one's) memory
be engraved in (one's) mind
be engraved on (one's) heart
be engraved on/in your heart/memory/mind
be etched on (one's) heart
be etched on (one's) memory
be etched on (one's) mind
be etched on your heart/memory/mind
be fast on the draw
be fast/quick on the draw
be firing on all cylinders
be floating on air
be getting on
be going on (for) (something)
be going on something
be gone on
be hanging on by (one's) fingertips
be hanging on by your fingertips
be hard on
be hard on (one)
be hard on somebody
be hell on
be hell on (one)
be hell on wheels
be hell-bent on
be hell-bent on something/on doing something
be hitting on all cylinders
be in on
be in on (something)
be in on the act
be in on the ground floor
be keen on
be kept on a short leash
be kept on a tight leash
be knocking on heaven's door
be knocking on the door
be laughing on the other side of (one's) face
be laughing on the other side of your face
be light on
be light on (one's) feet
be light on (something)
be light on something
be light on your feet
be like a cat on a hot tin roof
be like a cat on hot bricks
be like rearranging (the) deckchairs on the Titanic
be living high on the hog
be living on borrowed time
be lost on
be lost on (someone)
be lost on somebody
be lost on someone
be mad keen (on someone or something)
be murder on (someone or something)
be not on
be not worth the paper it's printed on
be off (one's) guard
be off the danger list
be on
be on (one's) (own) head
be on (one's) back
be on (one's) best behavior
be on (one's) case
be on (one's) conscience
be on (one's) game
be on (one's) good behavior
be on (one's) high horse
be on (one's) mettle
be on (one's) pat
be on (one's) Pat Malone
be on (one's) shoulder
be on (one's) side
be on (one's) soapbox
be on (one's) tod
be on (the) air
be on a collision course
be on a hiding to nothing
be on a loser
be on a par with (someone or something)
be on a par with somebody/something
be on a rampage
be on a roll
be on a short fuse
be on a short leash
be on a tight leash
be on about
be on about (something)
be on about something
be on acid
be on another planet
be on at
be on at someone
be on automatic pilot
be on bad terms (with someone)
be on cloud nine
be on course for
be on edge
be on everyone's lips
be on firm ground
be on friendly terms with (someone)
be on full alert
be on game
be on good terms (with someone)
be on good, bad, friendly, etc. terms
be on guard
be on hand
be on ice
be on in years
be on its/(one's) last legs
be on nodding terms
be on nodding terms (with someone)
be on nodding terms with somebody
be on pins and needles
be on Queer Street
be on red alert
be on relief
be on show
be on some other shit
be on somebody's back
be on somebody's case
be on somebody's side
be on someone's back
be on someone's case
be on someone's head
be on someone's shoulder
be on song
be on speaking terms
be on stream
be on the (something) side
be on the anvil
be on the back burner
be on the back foot
be on the ball
be on the blink
be on the breadline
be on the brink of (doing something)
be on the bum
be on the cards
be on the carpet
be on the case
be on the cold, small, etc. side
be on the crest of a wave
be on the danger list
be on the dole
be on the door
be on the edge of (something)
be on the fence
be on the fiddle
be on the fritz
be on the front foot
be on the game
be on the go
be on the gravy train
be on the hook
be on the horn
be on the horns of a dilemma
be on the hush
be on the hush-hush
be on the in
be on the level
be on the line
be on the lines of (something)
be on the look out
be on the lookout
be on the loose
be on the make
be on the march
be on the mend
be on the offensive
be on the phone
be on the pill
be on the piss
be on the point of (doing something)
be on the point of doing something
be on the prowl
be on the pull
be on the radar (screen)
be on the ragged edge
be on the rampage
be on the receiving end
be on the right lines
be on the right track
be on the right/wrong side of 40, 50, etc.
be on the right/wrong track
be on the rocks
be on the ropes
be on the run
be on the same page
be on the same wavelength
be on the same wavelength/on different wavelengths
be on the scene
be on the scent
be on the scent (of someone or something)
be on the scrounge (for something)
be on the sick list
be on the side of the angels
be on the skids
be on the square
be on the stage
be on the table
be on the take
be on the telephone/phone
be on the threshold of (something)
be on the threshold of something
be on the tip of (one's) tongue
be on the tip of your tongue
be on the up and up
be on the wagon
be on the wane
be on the warpath
be on the watch
be on the watch (for someone or something)
be on the way in
be on the way out
be on the way out/in
be on the wing
be on the wrong end of (something)
be on the wrong track
be on the/your way to/towards something
be on to
be on to (someone or something)
be on to a good thing
be on to someone
be on to something
be on top of (something)
be on track
be on welfare
be on your mettle
be on, show, prove, etc. your mettle
be on/at the receiving end
be on/have a short fuse
be on/off the danger list
be on/off your guard
be one up on (someone or something)
be one up on someone
be out on (one's) ear
be out on (one's) feet
be out on a limb
be out on the tiles
be out on the town
be out on your ear

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prep on top of

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adj functioning

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adv continuously

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phrase on and off

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phrase on and on

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adj in operation or operational

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adj (of events) planned or scheduled

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adv with a forward motion

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