what is that mean: go on at someone
I try to find an answer in my dictionary,but nothing can be found,can somebody tell me,thanks!
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Hi Daisy
To 'go on at someone' is to complain to someone about something a little bit more than is necessary.
You might also hear 'to go on a bit' which is essentially talking too much about something so that it becomes a little bit boring or tedious.
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sorry, never heard.
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This sounds like British and/or Aussie slang, and I don't quite understand it myself. :-/
I can only guess it might mean to go after someone or to attack someone, but it's just a guess.
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