press on
Speech parts
1. press on - Noun
2. press on - Verb
Meaning
continue moving forward
Source: WordNetAlternative names
press-on
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Examples
82nd Airborne zone Grave proved to be well defended and German forces continued to press on the 82nd deployed on the Groesbeek heights to the east of Nijmegen.
And the Treasury has confirmed that it intends to press on with the reforms.
A gag order was imposed during the trial, prohibiting attorneys on either side from commenting to the press on the evidence, proceedings, or opinions regarding the trial proceedings.
All of this occurs very quickly and the combination of distorted vocals, techno beats and a variety of pitches can press on the ears.
Although Tammy had a tough time qualifying for bariatric surgery, she continued to press on and made some encouraging changes of her own.
All measures envisaged for situations of this sort would be taken, said Mudumane, "and there is nothing to be debated with the press on this matter.