onto 英 [ˈɒntə]   美 [ˈɑnˌtu, -tə, ˈɔn-]

onto

onto  英 [ˈɒntə] 美 [ˈɑnˌtu, -tə, ˈɔn-]

prep. 到 …之上; 

名词复数:ontos 

pour onto the spoon 倒到调羹上
Move the books onto the second shelf. 把书移到第二层架子上。

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  • prep. 到 …之上;
  • 1. pour onto the spoon

    倒到调羹上

  • 2. Move the books onto the second shelf.

    把书移到第二层架子上。

  • onto (prep.) 1580s, as on to, from on + to. Appeared much later than parallel into. As a closed compound (on analogy of into), first recorded 1715.
onto / ˈɒntə ; NAmE ˈɑːntə ; ˈɔːntə ; before vowels ˈɒntu ; NAmE ˈɑːntu ; ˈɔːntu / ( alsoon to ) preposition 1 used with verbs to express movement on or to a particular place or position (与动词连用,表示朝某处或某位置运动)向,朝 Move the books onto the second shelf. 把书移到第二层架子上。 She stepped down from the train onto the platform. 她走下火车来到站台上。 2 used to show that sth faces in a particular direction 朝向,面向(某个方向) The window looked out onto the terrace. 窗户外对着的是露天平台。 PHRASAL VERBS be ˈonto sb 1 ( informal) to know about what sb has done wrong 发现(某人做了坏事) She knew the police would be onto them. 她知道警方将追查他们。 2 to be talking to sb, usually in order to ask or tell them sth 与…谈话;询问 They've been onto me for ages to get a job. 很久以来,他们一直催促我找份工作。 be ˈonto sth to know about sth or be in a situation that could lead to a good result for you 了解;掌握;处于有利地位 Scientists believe they are onto something big. 科学家相信,他们将会有重大发现。 She's onto a good thing with that new job. 她在新工作中将大有作为。 onto / ˈɒntə ; NAmE ˈɑːntə ; ˈɔːntə ; before vowels ˈɒntu ; NAmE ˈɑːntu ; ˈɔːntu /
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