hop on
Jump into action
Hop on means to board or mount something quickly and casually—a bus, a bike, a train: I'll hop on the subway and meet you there.
It extends to joining activities already in progress: Hop on the call when you're ready.
The phrase suggests ease and informality, unlike more deliberate boarding or joining.
Enter or participate suddenly
- get involvedEnter into activity
- participateTake an active role
- sign upFormally agree to participate
- enlistJoin armed forces
team up · collaborate · partner · contribute · engage · join in · pitch in · take part
Large passenger vehicle
- trainRail vehicle or instruct
- tramUrban rail vehicle
- bikeTwo-wheeled pedaled vehicle
- scooterTwo-wheeled standing vehicle
subway · metro · ferry · shuttle · rickshaw · tuk-tuk · cable car · trolley
Optimize through small adjustments
- connectJoin or link
- ringClosed curve shape
- phoneHandheld communication device
- video chatLive audiovisual conversation
mount
Climb up or steed
jump in
Enter or participate suddenly
- get involvedEnter into activity
- participateTake an active role
- sign upFormally agree to participate
enlist · team up · collaborate · partner · contribute · engage · join in · pitch in · take part
bus
Large passenger vehicle
scooter · subway · metro · ferry · shuttle · rickshaw · tuk-tuk · cable car · trolley
dial in
Optimize through small adjustments
video chat · Zoom · conference call · check in · touch base
- involvementparticipate, participation, join in, involvement, take part