Hanapin
to go on
[phrase form: go]
01
magpatuloy
to continue without stopping
1.1
magpatuloy
to continue with what one was saying
Halimbawa
The professor asked the student to go on and explain the second part of the theory.
1.2
magpatuloy
to base an opinion or a judgment on something
Halimbawa
It's important to go on facts and evidence rather than assumptions.
Detectives are struggling with this case because there's not much to go on in terms of evidence or witnesses.
He tends to go on his gut feeling rather than considering all the available information.
1.3
magpatuloy
to continue or persist in an activity or state, especially in a determined or unyielding manner, despite challenges or difficulties
Halimbawa
In the face of adversity, their friendship was strong enough to go on and endure
The hikers encountered bad weather, but they were determined to go on and reach the summit.
She faced numerous obstacles in her career, but she had the determination to go on and achieve her goals.
02
magpatuloy
to come to be or to happen
03
magpatuloy
move forward, also in the metaphorical sense
04
magpatuloy
to start operating or functioning
05
magpatuloy
(of a performer) to begin their performance
06
magpatuloy
(in sports) to enter a game as a substitute during a match
07
magpatuloy
(of time) to move forward or pass without stopping
08
magpatuloy
to talk about a person or subject at length, often in a tedious or complaining manner
09
magpatuloy
to pass to doing something, particularly once one has finished doing something else
10
magpatuloy
to proceed to do something
go on
01
used to urge someone to speak or continue talking
02
used to express disbelief or surprise
03
used to urge someone to continue or engage in a specific action or activity
Halimbawa
The construction work will go on until the project is completed.
The marathon runners were determined to go on despite the rain.
Go on!
The brakes on my bicycle went on my way home.
My family goes on a vacation once a year.
