crack on

British  

verb

1. informal to continue to do something as quickly as possible

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Example Sentences

There will also be a section on energy security, with a promise to crack on with delivering new nuclear power stations.

From BBC

"There's nothing to be gained by fighting progress. We just have to crack on and move along."

From BBC

Glen Sannox was briefly taken out of service last year for the crack on a weld seam to be repaired, and was again off duty in November for annual maintenance at Cammell Laird's yard on Merseyside.

From BBC

I guess this place is kinda cute if you ignore the weed-infested garden, the overflowing trash bin at the curb, and the giant crack on the front door.

From Literature

Some, like men's alternate Kyle Waddell, likes to "just turn up, have a chat, and crack on", but others need energy plans to manage their state of mind building up to matches.

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