Crack on
/kræk ɒn/B2
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1. To continue doing something with vigor and determination.
- After the lunch break, we need to crack on with the project to meet the deadline.
- Even though it was late, she decided to crack on with her homework until it was finished.
2. To proceed quickly or without delay.
- Let's crack on or we'll be late for the meeting.
- As soon as we solve this problem, we should crack on to the next task.
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