●ˌcome ˈon🔑1. ( ˌcome aˈlongespecially BrE, less frequent) used to encourage sb to do sth, for example, to hurry（用于鼓励）快，加油，加把劲◆Come on, we’ll be late. 走吧，我们要迟到了。◆Come on, things can’t be that bad! 加把劲，情况不会那么糟的！2.used to show that you do not believe what sb has said or that you disagree with them（表示不相信或不同意）得了吧◆Come on! You don’t really expect me to believe that, do you? 得啦！你不会真的以为我会相信那个吧。3. (of a light, the electricity, etc.电灯、电力等) to begin working; to be switched on开始运作；打开◆Does the heating come on automatically? 暖气自动开始供暖吗？◆I’ve set the oven to come on at five. 我把烤箱设定为在五点钟开始烘烤。SUBJlights OPPgo off4. ( ˌcome aˈlong) to make progress; to improve or develop in the way that you want进展；改进；发展◆Your French is really coming on. 你的法语确实有进步。◆Tim’s come on well with the guitar. 蒂姆的吉他弹得大有起色。◆How’s dinner coming along? 晚饭做好了吗？5. (of an actor or a performer表演者) to walk onto the stage and start to perform登台；上场◆When are McFly coming on? 小飞侠乐队何时出场？6. (sport体育) (of a player运动员) to join a team instead of another player during a game（比赛中替换别人）上场◆Robson came on in place of Wilkins. 罗布森替换威尔金斯上场。7. (of a television programme, etc.电视节目等) to start to be shown开始播映◆What time does the news come on? 新闻报道什么时候开始？8. (especially BrE) (of a season, a period of time, an illness, etc.季节、时段、疾病等) to begin开始◆It’s getting colder. Winter’s coming on. 天气开始变冷了，冬天到了。◆I think I’ve got a cold coming on. 我觉得我有点感冒了。◆It came on to rain. 天下起雨来了。NOTEUsually used in the progressive tenses.通常用于进行时。9.[+ adv]to go to a place去某处◆Come on in and make yourself at home. 进来随便坐坐吧。◆My wife’s coming on later. 我妻子过会儿来。10. (BrE, informal) (of a woman) to start your period（女性）来月经[v + adv] ●ˌcome on ˈstrongto speak or behave in a very determined way, especially in a way that shows sb you want to have a sexual relationship with them（尤指）露骨地求爱，求欢▸ˈoncoming
adjective
[only before noun] advancing towards you; approaching you迎面而来的；接近的
