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词组 come on
释义 come on
  1. come on! spoken
  used to tell someone to come with you somewhere, or to hurry:
    Come on, Luke, let's go inside.
    Come on, you two! It's time to get up.
    SIMILAR TO: ↑come along
  used to encourage someone to do something, or to try harder:
    Come on, George, give me a kiss.
    "Come on," urged Marie, "You can tell me what's wrong."
    Come on United! Let's have another goal!
  used to tell someone that you do not believe or agree with what they have just said:
    Come on, John. You didn't think I'd believe that, did you?
    Oh, come on. She's a lot older than that.
  used to comfort someone or tell them not to worry:
    Come on. Everything's going to be fine.
  2. come on in/over/up etc spoken used to tell someone to come in, over, up etc:
    "Come on in," Miller said, "Make yourself at home."
    Karen leaned out of her bedroom window. "Come on up," she said.
  3. come on to start working - use this especially about lights, a piece of equipment, or a heating system:
    The front door light will come on automatically when it gets dark.
    My hi-fi comes on and wakes me up at 7 o'clock.
    Why hasn't the heating come on yet?
    OPPOSITE: go off
  4. come on if a television or radio programme comes on, it begins:
    The news usually comes on after `Neighbours' doesn't it?
  5. come oncome on sth to appear on a stage, in a film, or on television or radio:
    He's one of those actors that make you laugh every time they come on.
   come on stage/television/radio
    Then President Clinton came on television and repeated Gore's message.
    SIMILAR TO: appear
  6. come on especially BrE to start to take part in a game of football, especially instead of another player:
    When Batty came on, Fairclough dropped back into the centre of defence.
    The game changed in Arsenal's favour when Paul Merson came on as substitute after half-time.
  7. come on to improve, especially in something you are learning, or to make progress:
    Joe's really come on a lot since he went to his new school.
   how's sth/sb coming on? (=what progress is something or someone making)
    How's all your building work coming on?
    SIMILAR TO: be coming along
  8. come on strong to start to be very successful, or do something very well:
    In recent months, Cuba have been coming on strong, twice beating the US in World League play.
    Los Angeles, coming on strong as an arts centre, is getting its first big antiques fair in May.
  9. come on if an illness or a pain comes on, you start to get the illness or feel the pain:
    I think I have a cold coming on.
    Nick said he had a headache coming on, so he's gone back to the house.
  10. come oncome on sth to start speaking to you on the telephone, often after someone else has just finished:
    Then my mother came on, and started asking me if I was eating properly.
   come on the line/phone
    Sherman dialled the number in front of him, and waited for Levy to come on the line.
  11. come on if a particular season, period of time, or type of weather comes on, it starts or is nearly starting:
    A lot of birds fly further south as winter comes on.
    Evening was coming on, so we found some dry wood and lit a fire.
    The rain suddenly came on so hard that we stopped and sheltered in a doorway.
    SIMILAR TO: approach
  12. come on sb/sth literary to meet someone or find something by chance or when you do not expect it:
    Turning the corner, we came on a group of about fifty cyclists.
    I was just in the library one day, when I came on this quite extraordinary book.
    SIMILAR TO: ↑come across, ↑come upon, ↑chance upon/on
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