What does "come onto" mean?

to move onto a place, stage, platform, or area

Is "come onto" formal or informal?

"come onto" is register-neutral — appropriate in both casual and formal contexts. The literal movement sense is less common than simple verbs like 'go onto'. In modern usage, many speakers also use 'come onto' for the flirting sense.

come onto

Intermédiaire supérieur (B2) neutral

to move onto something

"The singer came onto the stage to loud applause."

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Maybe come onto fingertips for

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Come onto fingertips as you

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really come onto the scene with the first public release of Chat GPT.

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Expressions associées

come about come across come across with come after come along come apart come around come at

Plus avec "onto"

back onto be onto clock onto cop onto cotton onto crack onto freeze onto get onto

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