ON TO - Translation from English into Polish

onto, on to [ˈɒntə, -tu, Am ˈɑ:n-] PREP

1. onto (in direction of):

onto: na

to put sth onto the chair: kłaść [perf położyć] coś na krzesło

to climb onto a bike: wsiadać [perf wsiąść] na rower

to step onto the pavement: wejść na chodnik

2. onto (progress to):

to come onto a subject: podjąć [lub poruszyć] temat

Phrases:

to be onto sb (in pursuit of): być na czyimś tropie

to be onto sb (contact): kontaktować [perf s-] się z kimś

hang on to VB trans

1. hang on to (hold tightly):

to hang on to sth: trzymać się czegoś

2. hang on to inf (keep):

to hang on to sth: trzymać [perf za-] coś

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to put on a drip

to put somebody on a drip: podłączyć kogoś pod kroplówkę

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to put a strain on

to put a strain on: obciążać

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to turn one's back on sb VB

to turn one's back on sb idiom: odwrócić się do kogoś plecami

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to have a monkey on one's back

to have a monkey on one's back (burdensome problem) inf idiom: mieć dokuczliwy problem

to have a monkey on one's back (drug addiction) inf idiom: być uzależnionym od narkotyków

to have a monkey on one's back (enduring habit) inf idiom: mieć manię na punkcie czegoś

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to get off on the right foot

get off on the right foot idiom: dobrze zacząć

Present
I	hang on to
you	hang on to
he/she/it	hangs on to
we	hang on to
you	hang on to
they	hang on to

Past
I	hung on to
you	hung on to
he/she/it	hung on to
we	hung on to
you	hung on to
they	hung on to

Present Perfect
I	have	hung on to
you	have	hung on to
he/she/it	has	hung on to
we	have	hung on to
you	have	hung on to
they	have	hung on to

Past Perfect
I	had	hung on to
you	had	hung on to
he/she/it	had	hung on to
we	had	hung on to
you	had	hung on to
they	had	hung on to

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to grate on sb [or on sb's nerves]: działać komuś na nerwy

to decline to comment on sth: odmawiać [perf odmówić] komentarza na temat czegoś

to hook sth on to sth: zahaczyć coś o coś

to hurry on to do sth: pośpieszyć z czymś

to fall to [or on] one's knees: padać [perf paść] na kolana

to go on to become sb: zostać kimś

to grass on sb [to sb]: donosić [perf donieść] [komuś] na kogoś

to put sth on to boil: wstawiać [perf wstawić] coś

to collaborate on sth: wspólnie pracować nad czymś

to work on attachment: pracować tymczasowo

to backtrack on sth: cofać [perf cofnąć] coś

to capture on film: rejestrować [perf za-] na taśmie filmowej

to choke on sth: dławić [perf za-] się czymś

to neighbour on sth: sąsiadować z czymś

to deliberate on sth: dyskutować nad czymś

to be on drugs: brać [perf wziąć] lekarstwa

to elaborate on sth: wyjaśniać [perf wyjaśnić] coś

to expound on sth: rozprawiać o czymś

to be on fire: palić się

to be getting on: starzeć się

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Optical networks use light to transmit information, though the increase in use of such a practice is set to put a strain on the world's electricity supply.

www.siliconrepublic.com

But the trend of increased use is going to put a strain on resources.

www.winnipegfreepress.com

I think any increase would start to put a strain on.

www.radionz.co.nz

Who is paying our city for these additional and supplemental services, which continue to put a strain on our city and school budgets?

www.masslive.com

This tends to put a strain on not only the parent but also the relationship between the parent and their child.

en.wikipedia.org