back onto 成语

come onto

talk to in a sexual way, make advances In the car he started coming onto her. He said he wanted her.

glom onto

grab, take Don't leave any donuts around, or Bubba will glom onto them.

onto something

found some important information Nick looks very confident. I think he's onto something.

onto us

knows that we are doing bad things, wise to us The doorman is onto us. He knows we didn't buy a ticket.

pronto

now, immediately, right away You'll miss your bus if you don't leave now. Pronto!

hold on onto

1． hold tightly抓住
Hold on to my arm on this icy surface．过有冰的路面时抓牢我的胳膊。
2.stick to坚持 If we believe something is true and good we should hold on to it.如果我们认为某事既真又好就应该坚持下去。
3. stay in control of控制；抑制I was so frightened that I had to hold on to myself not to scream．我非常害怕以致于不得不控制自己不尖叫出声。
He was very angry but he had to hold on to his temper．他非常气愤但又不得不控制自己不发脾气。

hold on to/onto

let onto

reveal；inform；tell 告诉；通知
Don't let onto Helen that we are planning to go to the movies tonight．不要告诉海伦我们今晚要看电影。

open onto

have an opening or outlet to；give access to通往；有出口和…相通
All the rooms open onto a long hall．所有房间都和长廊相通。
The French windows open onto the garden．落地长窗通往花园。

onto sb or sth

Idiom(s): onto sb or sth

Theme: DISCOVERY

having discovered the truth about someone or something. (Informal.)
• The police are onto John’s plot.
• Yes, they are onto him, and they are onto the plot.

back assimilate (something)

1. To move or action article backwards assimilate article else. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "back" and "onto." Ugh, I can't accept I backed my car assimilate the lawn. Oops, I didn't beggarly to aback my armchair assimilate your coat.2. To move or action backwards, continuing or comatose on top of article abroad as a result. Did I absolutely aback assimilate your lawn? Whoops!Learn more: back

back someone or something assimilate someone or something

to adviser or move addition or article backwards assimilate addition or something. I backed the car assimilate the flowers accidentally. Using duke signals, the artisan helped the disciplinarian aback the car assimilate the ramp.Learn more: back

back assimilate someone or something

to go backwards, affective or rolling assimilate addition or something. The motorcycle backed assimilate my toe. Don't aback assimilate annihilation as you go down the driveway!Learn more: back

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open season on open one's heart open one's eyes open Pandora's box open fire open a new can of worms onto sb or sth only have eyes for oneself again one's work is cut out for one one's way of life one's old stamping ground back in your box back in(to) (the) harness back in(to) circulation back into back into (someone or something) back number back o' Bourke back of back of (one's) mind back of (the) beyond back of beyond back of one's hand back of one's hand, to give (someone) the back of one's mind back of something back of the beyond back of the black stump back off back off, to back office back on (one's) feet back on feet back on the horse back on track back oneself into a corner back onto back onto (something) back order back out back out (of something) back out from (something) back out of back over back over (someone or something) back room back room boys back street back the wrong horse back to back back to basics back to Blighty back to earth back to front back to nature back to square one back to the drawing board back to the salt mines back to the wall back to the wall, with one's back up back up to

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to badger sb for sth to badger sb with question to bail sb out to bale out to bamboozle sb into doing sth to bamboozle sb out of sth to band together to bandy sth about to bandy words with sb to bang up to bank sth up to bank with... to bargain for... to bargain on doing sth to barge in to barge into... to bark up the wrong tree to barter with...for sth