crack on

To do or (especially) continue doing something fervently, determinedly, or with great haste. Crack on with that report, Tom, we need it by this afternoon. After a moment of insight into how I would end the story, I decided to crack on with my novel until the break of morning.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Patrick	['pætrik]
Earnest	UR-nəst	English
Hrodulf	-	Ancient Germanic
Lilian	LIL-ee-ən (English)	English, French
Bernard	bər-NAHRD (English), BUR-nərd (English), ber-NAHR (French), BER-nahrt (Polish, Croatian)	English, French, Dutch, Polish, Croatian, Slovene, Czech, Ancient Germanic
Hadİ	-	Turkish