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on HAPPENINGHBn, $B:nadv, adj [not gradable]happening or planned在发生的, 在计划中的I'm busy tomorrow, but I've got nothing on the day after.我明天很忙，但是后天没事。I've got a lot on at the moment and I can't spare any time for a holiday.目前我有很多事要做，我腾不出时间度假。Is the party still on for tomorrow?明天聚会仍然举行吗?Food had to be rationed when the war was on.战时必须给食品定量。Are there any good films on (= being shown) at the cinema this week?这星期这家电影院有些什么好电影在上映?On can be used as a way of expressing agreement to something happening.同意的"I'll give you fifty quid for your bike." "You're on!"“我给你50英镑买你的自行车。”“干!”(esp. Br and Aus) Something that is not on is unacceptable or not desirable and should not happen.不被接受的, 不行的My boss expects me to stay late at the office and take work home with me as well. It's just not on!我的老板既期望我呆在办公室工作到很晚又要我把工作带回家去做。这不行!If something happens on and off or off and on, it does not happen all the time, and the periods between the times when it happens are of different lengths.断断续续地I've had toothache on and off for a couple of months.几个月来我不时地牙疼。
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