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Meanings of hop on in English
Usage of hop on in English
1
Come on, Miranda; hop on and I'll take you across the bridge.
2
First you hop on the free Wi-Fi that the shop's management provides.
3
He decided to hop on a plane and come to see me.
4
That means you get to hop on the train for Philadelphia, too.
5
He says he'd rather mind his legacy than hop on the trend-of-the-moment.
6
Go for a walk outside or hop on the treadmill or elliptical.
7
After all, hop on a flight and you could be going anywhere.
8
Some boys we met were going to hop on at Tanum Strand.
9
She could instead hop on a route she knew she could send.
10
But don't expect Apple to hop on the Blu-train just yet.
11
Guinness will adjudicate their number before people hop on to be towed out.
12
The Drogheda teenager saw the videos and decided to hop on the trend.
13
Other cellular industry executives were quick to hop on the iPhone bandwagon too.
14
We wanted to pursue our dreams and hop on board the entrepreneurial roller-coaster.
15
They would hop on top of it to be first at the worm.
16
We'd hop on a plane and meet them in London in a heartbeat.
