What is another word for press on?
Pronunciation:
[ pɹˈɛs ˈɒn], [ pɹˈɛs ˈɒn], [ p_ɹ_ˈɛ_s ˈɒ_n]
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Similar words for press on:
- plough on (noun)
- advance (verb)
- continue (verb)
- move something forward, often quickly (verb)
- other relevant words (verb)
- persevere (verb)
- proceed (verb)
- speed (verb)
- other synonyms
- continue
- other relevant words
- persevere
- speed
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Press on:
n.
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- give,
- present,
- hand over,
- help,
- hand,
- part with,
- contribute,
- yield,
- distribute,
- lavish.
v.
• advance (verb)- dispatch,
- propel,
- come forward,
- skyrocket,
- quicken,
- achieve,
- conquer,
- march,
- launch,
- elevate,
- drive,
- accelerate,
- gain ground,
- go ahead,
- storm,
- promote,
- get ahead.
- outlive,
- pursue,
- hang in,
- live on,
- keep up,
- stick to,
- outlast,
- keep on truckin',
- move ahead,
- uphold,
- rest,
- never cease,
- endure,
- last,
- Perdure,
- extend,
- persist in,
- keep the ball rolling,
- loiter,
- maintain,
- survive,
- ride,
- get on with it,
- abide,
- reach,
- carry forward,
- linger,
- keep at,
- stick at,
- stay,
- sustain,
- project,
- remain,
- lengthen,
- run on,
- prolong,
- stand,
- draw out,
- stay on,
- keep on.
- go for it,
- be determined,
- go for broke,
- stay the course,
- stand firm,
- be stubborn,
- stick with it,
- hold on,
- hold fast,
- be resolved,
- plug away,
- leave no stone unturned,
- hang tough,
- persist,
- keep driving,
- see it through.
- boost,
- step on it,
- cover ground,
- expedite,
- go like the wind,
- flash,
- bomb,
- gear up,
- bowl over,
- gallop,
- zoom,
- go fast,
- hightail,
- belt,
- further,
- career,
- aid,
- whiz,
- cut along,
- urge,
- facilitate,
- barrel,
- sail,
- spring,
- get a move on,
- open up throttle,
- gather momentum,
- assist.
Other synonyms:
• continue- Loitered,
- sticks to,
- stuck to,
- hanging in,
- Prolonging,
- stays on,
- goes on,
- Lasted,
- ridden,
- running on,
- moving ahead,
- perduring,
- lived on.
- move out,
- moved up,
- go forth,
- go great guns,
- persevere,
- go to town,
- brought forward,
- setting in motion,
- moved out,
- went ahead,
- moving onward,
- push ahead,
- go places,
- hasten,
- made the scene,
- make the scene,
- step forward,
- steps forward,
- get with it,
- get on with,
- continue ahead,
- move up,
- sets in motion,
- got going,
- move on,
- bring forward,
- proceed,
- goes forward,
- promotes,
- made a start,
- go forward,
- continue,
- getting going,
- get under way,
- speed,
- move onward,
- making headway,
- going places,
- make a start,
- send forward,
- continue on,
- going forward,
- getting under way,
- set in motion,
- get going,
- make headway,
- push on,
- pressing on,
- forge ahead,
- get there,
- get green light,
- advance.
- stands firm,
- seeing through,
- going for broke,
- holds on,
- standing firm,
- plugging away,
- see through,
- stayed the course,
- stood firm,
- kept going.
- going all out,
- geared up,
- go out,
- goes out,
- Careering,
- got moving,
- step it,
- barrelled,
- barreled,
- got a move on,
- Careered,
- Barreling,
- went fast,
- Barrelling,
- made haste,
- open throttle.
- press forward,
- rush,
- scamper,
- elapse,
- thrust,
- hustle,
- shoot ahead,
- flit,
- drive on,
- keep going,
- get moving,
- hurry,
- go on with,
- double time,
- hurry-scurry,
- make haste,
- lose no time,
- push,
- travel,
- inch,
- muddle through,
- carry on,
- start,
- leap,
- race,
- run,
- chase,
- make progress,
- post,
- roll on,
- expire,
- move forward,
- glide,
- slip,
- lapse,
- step lively,
- run out,
- push forward,
- scramble,
- scuttle,
- crowd,
- tear,
- scurry,
- go along,
- get along,
- go all out,
- festinate,
- pass by,
- bundle,
- impel,
- bustle,
- move,
- dash off,
- spurt,
- proceed with,
- plunge,
- dash,
- resume,
- run its course,
- fly,
- flow,
- move along,
- move quickly,
- rush through,
- slide,
- make way,
- renew,
- pass.
How to use "Press on" in context?
In October 2009, Dr. Randal pinkney and seven of his colleagues at the Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering at Harvard University announced the development of a new kind of soft robot, dubbed press on. According to the team, Press on is the first soft robot with the ability to reform itself after being deformed. Press on is based on a core of doughnut-shaped silicone rubber discs that can be deformally expanded or compressed to create a variety of shapes and sizes. The silicone discs are inflated with a CO2 or air pressure source, causing them to stretch and expand.
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