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Go on at
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Meaning:
Pester, try to make someone do something by repeatedly asking or suggesting
Example:
He WENT ON AT his parents until they bought him the game.
Notes:
- Inseparable
- International English
- Inseparable
Similar phrasal verbs
Go about
Go across
Go after
Go against
Go ahead
Go ahead with
Go along with
Go around
Go at
Go away
Go back
Go back on
Go before
Go below
Go by
Go down
Go down on
Go down to
Go down with
Go for
Go for it
Go forth
Go forward
Go in
Go in for
Go in with
Go into
Go it
Go it alone
Go off
Go off with
Go on
Go on about
Go on to
Go on with
Go one
Go out
Go out for
Go out to
Go out with
Go over
Go over to
Go past
Go round
Go through
Go through with
Go to
Go together
Go towards
Go under
Go up
Go up to
Go with
Go without