Onto

Definition

onto ( also on to) /'ɒntǝ; before vowels, and finally , 'ɒntu / prep ေပၚသို႔။ ေပၚကို။ အထဲသို႔။ ထဲကို။ move the books onto the second shelf ❍ step out of the train onto the platform ❍ Water was dripping onto the floor. ❍ The crowd ran onto the field. ❍ The child climbed up onto his father's shoulders. Compare OFF prep ၁ ❏ be onto sb [ PHRV ] ၁။ ( infml ) (ဖမ္းဆီး အေရးယူရန္) ေနာက္မွလိုက္ေနသည္။ The police are onto him about the stolen car. ၂။ ေဆြးေႏြးသည္ (သို႔) တိုက္တြန္းသည္၊ ေျပာဆို သည္။ Have you been onto the solicitor yet? ❍ My mother's been onto me for ages about the mess in my room. Compare GET ONTO SB (GET) ❏ be onto sth [ PHRV ] အနံ႔ရသည္။ When did you realize you were onto something really big?

Examples

1. He climbed onto the roof to get a better view.
2. A tree fell onto a car
3. trapping the people inside.
4. Marilyn emptied her shopping bag onto the carpet.
5. A spectator ran onto the field and attacked the referee.
6. Eric can make people laugh merely by walking onto the stage.
7. Thousands of protesters poured out onto the streets.
8. Slater was arrested for trying to carry a gun onto the plane.
9. The refugees were herded onto buses.
10. She rolled over onto her back and gazed at the ceiling.
11. Somehow Donovan’s name had got onto the list of candidates.
12. To form the plural
13. just add ‘s’ or ‘es’ onto the end.
14. The kitchen looks out onto a long narrow garden.
15. An apartment building facing onto Waterloo Street