onto

UK /ˈɒn.tuː/ US /ˈɔn.tu/
prep 3adj 1

Collocations

5

ADJ.

all, balance-sheets, dangerous, managed, moving

He managed to keep his balance as he stepped onto the moving train.

VERB + ONTO

blacks, came, climbing, come, don't, fell, force, function

The cat fell onto the soft cushions and started purring immediately.

ONTO + NOUN

companies, daddy, floor, grass, husband, keyboard, platform, porch

She spilled her coffee onto the keyboard and watched the screen go black.

PREP.

out

The cat jumped out onto the fence and walked along it carefully.

ADV.

almost

She almost fell onto the wet floor when she slipped.

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