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Meaning of on in English. on. preposition. us / ɑːn / uk / ɒn / on preposition (ABOVE) Add to word list. A1. used to show that something is in a position above something else and touching it, or that something is moving into such a position: Look at all the books on your desk! Ow, you're standing on my foot! Your suitcase is on top of the closet.
On is a young Swiss Zurich-based sports company with a simple mission. The team of sports scientists and running enthusiasts around world-class athlete Olivier Bernhard (triple world champion and ...
having as a subject; being about (something): a new book on dogs. in a state, condition, or process of: The workers are on strike. engaged in or involved with: I'm on the second chapter of the book. subject to: If there is a doctor on call it means that a doctor can be summoned quickly in an emergency.
