On the ???

**Tdol** · 31-Mar-2005, 03:57

Check your answer here.

aliaa · 15-Jun-2006, 13:28

Oh, this one went over my head

**shinna** · 03-Aug-2006, 17:02

i am confudes can you explain please

**Tdol** · 04-Aug-2006, 11:50

**sana88** · 06-Sep-2006, 16:04

first tell me what does consecutively means then may be i understand this idiom

**RonBee** · 06-Nov-2006, 02:02

Is that BE? (I had only heard one of them.)

**Nessa** · 25-Nov-2006, 21:00

That's only used in the UK right? I've never heard it from an american or in a movie.

**RonBee** · 25-Nov-2006, 21:24

Originally Posted by sana88

first tell me what does consecutively means then may be i understand this idiom

If you tell me what consectively means then I may be able to understand this idiom.

It means one after the other.

~R

**SmileChim** · 13-Mar-2008, 07:12

on the fly, i guess. but which about the answer?

**Batfink** · 15-Mar-2008, 07:35

Originally Posted by SmileChim

on the fly, i guess. but which about the answer?

Ah, you are a neighbour of mine. Try dictionary.com.

Poll: Which idiom means 'consecutively'?