Question

press on

Accepted Answer

1. to continue doing something in a determined way, even though it is difficult

+ with

▪ Gorbachev was keen to press on with modernizing the party.

▪ Rebels vowed to press on with their efforts to overthrow the current government.

▪ After university, she pressed on with her ambition to become a journalist, despite fierce competition for jobs.

Front	press on
Back	1. to continue doing something in a determined way, even though it is difficult + with ▪ Gorbachev was keen to press on with modernizing the party. ▪ Rebels vowed to press on with their efforts to overthrow the current government. ▪ After university, she pressed on with her ambition to become a journalist, despite fierce competition for jobs.

Press To Continue Determined Difficult Gorbachev Keen Modernizing