get onto

英 [ɡet ˈɒntə]

美 [ɡet ˈɑːntə]

给…讲，写信给…，联系; 识破; 着手谈及，开始做

英英释义

verb

• understand, usually after some initial difficulty
  1. She didn't know what her classmates were plotting but finally caught on
  Synonym:catch onget wisetumblelatch oncotton ontwigget it

双语例句

• Secretary: Yes, I'll get onto it straight away.
  秘书：好的，我马上去办。
• Instead, they are logging long hours conducting their own searches and networking furiously to get onto the career path they want, say career-services officials.
  学校的职业发展规划人员说，这些学生花了很多时间自己搜寻，并积极积聚人脉，走上自己所希望的职业道路。
• You should get onto your landlord to fix the sink of your flat.
  你应该让房东给你修理一下公寓里的水槽。
• Okay. Well, we have a whole other list of questions from the forum and I guess we ought to get onto them now
  好吧，我们有一大串来自讨论会的其他问题，我想，现在我们应该转向他们了
• They shared the egg, sucking on the sweet creamy chocolate and making sure it didn't get onto their clothes.
  他们分享了那只蛋，慢慢吮吸着香甜的奶油巧克力，确保不会弄脏衣服。
• Because she lost her job and needed to get onto his health insurance.
  因为她失去了她的工作，还需要用到他的健康保险。
• The EU will go down this path because it is the easiest to get onto.
  欧盟肯定会选择这条道路，因为走上这条道路最为方便。
• You want to get onto the pitch as quickly as possible, but at the same time you don't want to do anything wrong because it's your big chance.
  你希望尽快走进球场，但同时你又不想犯错。因为这机会对你很重要。
• You need to get onto the radar screen of your ideal, target employees, too.
  你还要尽量引起理想的、目标员工的关注。
• I'll get onto the people at the state department.
  我将与国务院的人联系。