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    on
    [ôn, än]
    preposition
    1. physically in contact with and supported by (a surface):
      "on the table was a water jug" · "she was lying on the floor" · "a sign on the front gate"
      • located somewhere in the general surface area of (a place):
        "an internment camp on the island" · "the house on the corner"
      • as a result of accidental physical contact with:
        "he banged his head on a beam" · "one of the children had cut a foot on some glass"
      • supported by (a part of the body):
        "he was lying on his back"
      • so as to be supported or held by:
        "put it on the table"
      • in the possession of (the person referred to):
        "she only had a few dollars on her"
    2. forming a distinctive or marked part of (the surface of something):
      "a scratch on her arm" · "a smile on her face"
    3. having (the thing mentioned) as a topic:
      "a book on careers" · "essays on a wide range of issues"
      • having (the thing mentioned) as a basis:
        "modeled on the Mayflower Compact" · "dependent on availability"
    4. as a member of (a committee, jury, or other body):
      "they would be allowed to serve on committees"
    5. having (the thing mentioned) as a target, aim, or focus:
      "five air raids on the city" · "thousands marching on Washington" · "her eyes were fixed on his dark profile"
    6. having (the thing mentioned) as a medium for transmitting or storing information:
      "put your ideas down on paper" · "stored on the client's own computer"
      • being broadcast by (a radio or television channel):
        "a new TV series on Channel 4"
    7. in the course of (a journey):
      "he was on his way to see his mother"
      • while traveling in (a public conveyance):
        "John got some sleep on the plane"
      • onto (a public conveyance) with the intention of traveling in it:
        "we got on the train"
    8. indicating the day or part of a day during which an event takes place:
      "reported on September 26" · "on a very hot evening in July"
      • at the time of:
        "she was booed on arriving home"
    9. engaged in:
      "his attendant was out on errands"
    10. regularly taking (a drug or medicine):
      "he is on morphine to relieve the pain"
    11. paid for by:
      "the drinks are on me"
    12. added to:
      "a few cents on the electric bill is nothing compared with your security"
    adverb
    on (adverb)
    1. physically in contact with and supported by a surface:
      "make sure the lid is on"
      • (of clothing) being worn by a person:
        "she sat waiting with her coat on" · "get your shoes on"
    2. indicating continuation of a movement or action:
      "she burbled on" · "he drove on" · "and so on"
      • further forward; in an advanced state:
        "time's getting on" · "later on"
    3. (of an entertainment or other event) taking place or being presented:
      "what's on at the festival" · "there's a good film on this afternoon"
      • due to take place as planned:
        "the reorganization is still on"
    4. (of an electrical appliance or power supply) functioning:
      "they always left the lights on"
    5. (of a performer, etc.) broadcasting or acting.
      • (of an employee) working.
    Origin
    Old English on, an, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch aan and German an, from an Indo-European root shared by Greek ana.
    -on
    [ɒn]
    suffix
    physics
    biochemistry
    chemistry
    1. forming nouns denoting subatomic particles or quanta:
      "neutron" · "photon"
    2. forming nouns denoting molecular units:
      "codon"
    3. forming nouns denoting substances:
      "interferon"
    Origin
    -on originally in electron, from ion, influenced (as in -on) by Greek on ‘being’; -on is on the pattern of words such as cotton or from German -on.
    ON
    [ON]
    other
    1. Ontario (in official postal use).
    ON
    [ON]
    other
    ON (noun)
    1. Old Norse.
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    preposition
    1. having (the thing mentioned) as a topic:
      with reference to
      referring to
      relating to
      touching on
      dealing with
      relevant to
      with relevance to
      connected with
      on the subject of
      adverb
      1. indicating continuation of a movement or action:
        for a long time
        without a pause/break
      2. (of an electrical appliance or power supply) functioning:
        in operation
        in use
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