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Definitions from the WebTerm: Go on to workDescription:The phrase "go on to work" generally means to proceed or continue with one's employment or occupation. It can refer to various scenarios, such as starting a new job, resuming regular work after a break, or continuing to engage in productive activities. Part of Speech:Phrasal verb Senses and Usages:Sense 1:To start or begin working Example Sentence: - After completing her studies, she went on to work at a prestigious law firm. - He took a short vacation and then went on to work on his latest novel. - Despite the challenges, the construction team went on to work diligently to complete the project on time. Sense 2:To continue with one's professional activities Example Sentence: - After retiring from the army, he went on to work as a security consultant. - The band disbanded, but the lead singer went on to work on a successful solo career. - Many actors fear they won't find work after a popular television show, but some go on to work in successful movies. Related Products: | ||||
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