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Phr V go on at goes, going, went, gone go on at sb to criticize someone continuouslyoften + to do sthShe'd been going on at him for ages to have his hair cut. often + aboutI wish you wouldn't go on at me about my clothes.
be on at1. To be televised at a particular time (which follows "at"). The movie is on at 8, so I'm going to start making the popcorn now. 2. To nag someone about something. In this usage, "at" is followed by a noun or pronoun. Ugh, my mom is on at me all the time about my grades, but I just have no interest in the classes I'm taking this semester. be on at someone nag or grumble at someone. British informalbe/go/keep ˈon at somebody (to do something) (informal, disapproving) keep criticizing somebody or telling them what to do, etc: He keeps on at her all the time about her smoking. |