On your bike!

phrase

Used to tell someone to go away.

You're not welcome here, on your bike!
Visual representation of "on your bike!" - Used to tell someone to go away

Often appears as...

  • don't need you
  • so on your bike!

Usage tips

Informal, Disapproving

Colloquial,Idiomatic

phrase

Motivating someone to get started or move quickly.

We have a lot of work to do, on your bike!
Visual representation of "on your bike!" - Motivating someone to get started or move quickly

Often appears as...

  • early start
  • on your bike!

Usage tips

Informal

Idiomatic

phrase

Used to tell someone to go away.

You're not welcome here, on your bike!
Visual representation of "on your bike!" - Used to tell someone to go away

Often appears as...

  • don't need you
  • so on your bike!

Usage tips

Informal, Disapproving

Colloquial,Idiomatic

phrase

Motivating someone to get started or move quickly.

We have a lot of work to do, on your bike!
Visual representation of "on your bike!" - Motivating someone to get started or move quickly

Often appears as...

  • early start
  • on your bike!

Usage tips

Informal

Idiomatic

Definition 1 of 2
Visual representation of "on your bike!"
LampPro Tip 1/3

Dismissive Tone

Used to express irritation or annoyance while dismissing someone.

Illustration for Dismissive Tone
That's enough arguing, on your bike!
LampPro Tip 2/3

Not Literal

Doesn't mean to actually get on a bike; it's a metaphor for leaving.

Illustration for Not Literal
He's causing trouble again? Tell him, on your bike!
LampPro Tip 3/3

Conversational

Common in spoken language among friends or in informal settings, not in formal writing.

Illustration for Conversational
You've drunk enough mate, on your bike!
LampPro Tip 1/3

Dismissive Tone

Used to express irritation or annoyance while dismissing someone.

Illustration for Dismissive Tone
That's enough arguing, on your bike!
LampPro Tip 2/3

Not Literal

Doesn't mean to actually get on a bike; it's a metaphor for leaving.

Illustration for Not Literal
He's causing trouble again? Tell him, on your bike!
LampPro Tip 3/3

Conversational

Common in spoken language among friends or in informal settings, not in formal writing.

Illustration for Conversational
You've drunk enough mate, on your bike!
LampPro Tip 1/3

Dismissive Tone

Used to express irritation or annoyance while dismissing someone.

Illustration for Dismissive Tone
That's enough arguing, on your bike!
LampPro Tip 2/3

Not Literal

Doesn't mean to actually get on a bike; it's a metaphor for leaving.

Illustration for Not Literal
He's causing trouble again? Tell him, on your bike!
LampPro Tip 3/3

Conversational

Common in spoken language among friends or in informal settings, not in formal writing.

Illustration for Conversational
You've drunk enough mate, on your bike!
Visual representation of the word "On your bike!"

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