1) to go on (being, doing, something) (continue)
2) (to cause passengers) to leave a ship and go on shore (disembark)
3) brave; ready to go on fighting; ready and willing; a form of play, sport, especially with rules, e.g. tennis, football, cards (game)
4) to cook (an egg) by cracking the shell and dropping the contents into boiling water; (to go on private land and) take (animals, fish etc) illegally (poach)
5) especially a long one, in a ship or boat (or a spacecraft); to go on a voyage (voyage)
6) to leave a place of work and go on strike (walk-out)
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to talk foolishly
gossip
to go on (being, doing, something)
persist, carry on
to make (a law); to perform (a part) on the stage
act out; accomplish
to make (something) longer (in space or time)
make larger, longer
(of an event) to take place (usually by chance)
come to pass; occur
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the third month of the year, with 31 days; (to cause a person) to walk as soldiers do, with regular steps
walk with deliberation
to make an effort to continue with, do, (especially difficult or tiring)
keep at; work hard
to refuse, in spite of argument, opposition, failure etc to make any change (in what one is doing, one's beliefs etc)
carry on, carry through
to continue, go on;
physically or mentally carry on, carry out
to be still present after a part has gone or has been away; to continue in the same place or condition
stay, wait
to begin (something) again after stopping for a time; to take or occupy (something) again
begin again
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