catch up (with) (Meaning)
catch up (with)
to begin to affect (someone) usually in a bad way, to move fast enough to join (someone or something that is in front), to find and arrest (someone), to meet with (someone)
Synonyms & Antonyms of catch up (with)
catch up (with) Sentence Examples
- I need to catch up with my deadlines before the end of the week.
- I haven't seen my friends in ages, so I need to catch up with them.
- I missed two weeks of work due to illness, and I'm still trying to catch up.
- My cousin and I have been close since we were kids, but we haven't caught up in years.
- I'm falling behind in my studies, so I need to catch up with the class.
- I'm not sure what's going on with the project, so I need to catch up with my colleagues.
- I'm excited to catch up with my friends over coffee and hear what's new in their lives.
- I'm behind on my reading, so I need to catch up on the latest news.
- We've been meaning to catch up for a while now, so let's schedule a time to get together.
- My friend has been traveling a lot, so I need to catch up with him and hear about his adventures.
FAQs About the word catch up (with)
to begin to affect (someone) usually in a bad way, to move fast enough to join (someone or something that is in front), to find and arrest (someone), to meet wi
catch, overtake, overhaul, reach, pursue,chase,gain, surpass, pass
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I need to catch up with my deadlines before the end of the week.
I haven't seen my friends in ages, so I need to catch up with them.
I missed two weeks of work due to illness, and I'm still trying to catch up.
My cousin and I have been close since we were kids, but we haven't caught up in years.
