Come on meaning in English

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Definition

Come on!: Do it! Hurry up! idiom
Come on, just ask her out!

Examples

  • "Come on dog, let's go."
  • "Philip : Come on Edward!"
  • "Watch this: Come on Stink, let's take a nice walk!"
  • "We're in the money, come on my honey!"
  • "Bruno : Come on Felix, give it back!"
  • "You eat dinner, then talk to him. Come on and follow me now!"
  • "Everyone gather together. Come on! Horatio, and Philip."
  • "Come on, babe, why don't we paint the town, and all that jazz."
  • "Oh stay there, stay there... (phone rings) Oh come on!"
  • "Hannah : Come on everyone!"
  • "Come on Brian, do something!"
  • "Philip : Come on Edward, it's about time that I treated you to lunch."
  • "Peter : Come on, Pop."
  • "Come on, you can do it."
  • "Come on Driver Man, let's get away from them."
  • "Come on, group hug."
  • "Come on, guys."
  • "Betty: Yes, yesss, yesss, come on! Come on… Yes!"
  • "Bruno : Come on, Felix, give it back!"

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