be onto



be onto

v.
To be in the process of finding or understanding something: I'm not sure, but I may be onto a solution to this math problem. The gang was afraid that the police were onto them.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
RÁIchÉAl-Irish
Noboruno-bo-ṙooJapanese
MitchMICHEnglish
FloFLOEnglish
PatrÍCiapə-TREE-syə (Portuguese)Slovak, Portuguese
Renardrə-NARFrench (Rare)