crack on
The phrase "crack on" is commonly used in British English to encourage prompt action or continuation of an activity.
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Definition
B2General
(informal, british)To continue or start an activity with energy and determination.
Example
- Let's crack on with the project to meet the deadline.
- After the break, we need to crack on and finish the task.
C1Social
(informal, british, slang)To flirt or try to get to know someone romantically.
Example
- He tried to crack on with her at the party.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "crack on":
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