go on at - Definition & Meaning | Lingo Dictionary

go on at

to keep criticizing or complaining to someone about their behavior, work, or actionsto keep criticizing or complaining to someone about their behavior, work, or actions

Examples

She goes on at him continually for being late to work.
My parents always go on at me for not cleaning my room.
The boss goes on at the employees for their lack of productivity.

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go on at

Present Participle

going on at

Past Tense

went on at

Past Participle

gone on at

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to keep criticizing or complaining to someone about their behavior, work, or actions

transitive

She goes on at him continually for being late to work.
My parents always go on at me for not cleaning my room.
The boss goes on at the employees for their lack of productivity.
The teacher went on at the students for not completing their assignments.
She went on at him last week for his poor performance.