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on approval
With the understanding that the thing may be refused.
Mr. Grey bought his camera on approval.
The company offered to send a package of stamps on approval.
on board
On a ship.
A ship was leaving the harbor, and we saw the people on board waving.
Joan was not on board the ship when it sailed.
The captain was not on board when the S.S. Flandre sailed.
on call
Having to be paid on demand.
Jim didn't have the money ready even though he knew the bill was on call.
Ready and available.
The nurse is on call for emergency cases.
This is Dr. Kent's day to be on call at the hospital.
on condition that
Providing that; if.
I will lend you the money on condition that you pay it back in one month.
She agreed to act in the play on condition that she could keep her costumes.
on easy street
Having enough money to live very comfortably; rather rich.
After years of hard work, the Grants found themselves on easy street.
Jim's novel was a success and put him on easy street.
on faith
Without question or proof.
He looked so honest that we accepted his story on faith.
He said he was twenty-one years old and the employment agency took him on faith.
on guard
Watchful; watching.
The police warned people to he on guard for pickpockets during the Christmas rush.
Two men are on guard at the door.
on hand
Nearby; within reach. Here.
Always have your dictionary on hand when you study.
Soon school will end and vacation will be on hand.
Present.
Mr. Blake's secretary is always on hand when he appears in public.
The concert organizers arranged to have some security guards on hand in case there were any problems during the performance.
In your possession; ready.
I always keep some extra money on hand in case I forget to get cash from the bank.
The Girl Scouts have plenty of cookies on hand.
Tim had no cash on hand to pay for the gas.