What does "go on about" mean?

To talk too much about something To continue talking about something at length, often annoyingly.

How do you use "go on about" in a sentence?

She keeps going on about her holiday. Don't go on about it. He went on about politics for an hour.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common Casual

Significado: To talk too much about something

唠叨、没完没了地说

Dar la tabarra con, no parar de hablar de

しつこく話し続ける、くどくど言う

끊임없이 떠들다, 장황하게 이야기하다

To continue talking about something at length, often annoyingly.

不停地长篇大论地谈论某事，通常让人烦恼。

Seguir hablando de algo largo y tendido, a menudo de forma molesta.

何かについて長々と話し続けること。しばしば迷惑に思われる。

한 가지 주제에 대해 지나치게 길게, 종종 짜증나게 계속 이야기하는 것.

Base verb: go

Particle: on about

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

She keeps going on about her holiday.
她一直在说她的假期
No para de hablar de sus vacaciones
彼女は休暇の話ばかりしている
그녀는 휴가 이야기만 계속 하고 있다.
Don't go on about it.
别再唠叨了
No des la tabarra con eso
くどくど言わないで
그만 좀 떠들어.
He went on about politics for an hour.
他讲了一个小时的政治
Estuvo una hora hablando de política
彼は1時間も政治の話をしていた
그는 한 시간이나 정치 얘기를 늘어놓았다.

Contexto: complaining, rambling

Tono: annoyed

From continuing to talk without stopping.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal