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Russkiy Bear Posted 12 years ago
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I'm on doing something

This is something I've heard in some TV show. I don't remember which one. I just wrote it down when I heard it.

Here it is.
-I'm on protecting the public.
-Are you still on saving your girlfriend?

What I'm especially interested is the meaning of on in these sentences. What does it mean or imply?
  

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I've never heard that, and the meaning is not clear to me. A common expression is eg 'I'm into something ', meaning I am enthusiastic about it. Clive

— Clive

  • I've never heard that, and the meaning is not clear to me.
  • A common expression is eg 'I'm into something ', meaning I am enthusiastic about it.
  • Clive
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I've never heard that, and the meaning is not clear to me.

A common expression is eg 'I'm into something', meaning I am enthusiastic about it.

Clive
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