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6.23BBC 短语整理 To crack on is to continue doing something as quickly as possible. The phrase is also said to encourage someone to do something or start doing something. Examples: We need to crack on and get todays work finished.A: Can I start moving the boxes into the living room?B: Yes, crack on. Crack on is often followed by the preposition with. Examples: Im going to crack on with my report.After lunch, they cracked on with painting the kitchen. If you are keyed up, it means you are excited or anxious. It is often used with about - to be keyed up about something. Examples: Im really keye