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bring him up to speed
What does "to bring someone up to speed" mean?
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Re: bring him up to speed

Originally Posted by
navi What does "to bring someone up to speed" mean?
If you are up to speed with a subject or activity, you have all the latest information about it and are able to do it well.
e.g1# We arranged for some home tutoring to get him up to speed with the other children in his class.
2#Before we start the meeting I'm going to bring you up to speed with the latest developments.
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Re: bring him up to speed

Originally Posted by
henry 
Originally Posted by
navi What does "to bring someone up to speed" mean?
If you are
up to speed with a subject or activity, you have all the latest information about it and are able to do it well.
e.g1# We arranged for some home tutoring to get him up to speed with the other children in his class.
2#Before we start the meeting I'm going to
bring you up to speed with the latest developments.
Very good, Henry! :D
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Re: bring him up to speed

Originally Posted by
MikeNewYork
Very good, Henry! :D
Big :D
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Re: bring him up to speed

Originally Posted by
henry 
Originally Posted by
MikeNewYork
Very good, Henry! :D
Big :D
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Thanks for bringing me up to speed on this!
(It isn't exactly right, since we aren't talking about "the latest developments" or anything, but I just wanted to use it.)
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Originally Posted by
navi tasan Thanks for bringing me up to speed on this!
(It isn't exactly right, since we aren't talking about "the latest developments" or anything, but I just wanted to use it.)
You're welcome. The developments don't have to be "new", per se; they have to be "new" to the person who wasn't up to speed. :wink:
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Then thanks to you and Henry, I have been brought up to speed.
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Originally Posted by
navi tasan Then thanks to you and Henry, I have been brought up to speed.
:D :D :D :D
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"up to speed"
To be informed equally with the rest of us so we are all on the same page.
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