whip on

whip (someone or something) on

1. To strike someone or some animal on a particular part of the body with or as with a whip. He whipped the horse on its flanks, but it refused to move an inch. One of the other boys started whipping Thomas on the butt with a wet, rolled-up towel.

2. To force someone or some animal to continue moving onward by striking them or it with or as with a whip. We were near the point of collapse, but the prison guard whipped us on. You're going to kill that poor donkey with the way you whip it on like that.

whip someone or something on

to force someone or something to continue by whipping or beating. The rider whipped his horse on, faster and faster. The stage coach driver whipped on the team of horses.

词组	whip on
释义	whip on whip (someone or something) on 1. To strike someone or some animal on a particular part of the body with or as with a whip. He whipped the horse on its flanks, but it refused to move an inch. One of the other boys started whipping Thomas on the butt with a wet, rolled-up towel. 2. To force someone or some animal to continue moving onward by striking them or it with or as with a whip. We were near the point of collapse, but the prison guard whipped us on. You're going to kill that poor donkey with the way you whip it on like that. See also: on, whip Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. whip someone or something on to force someone or something to continue by whipping or beating. The rider whipped his horse on, faster and faster. The stage coach driver whipped on the team of horses. See also: on, whip McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: whip (someone or something) on whip into doing whipping take the bark off whip over get on (one's) horse get on horse get on one’s horse have the whip hand hold the whip hand
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