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  1. 15-Nov-2011, 06:45 #1
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    Default a phrasal verb

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    What's the meaning of catch up in this sentence?
    We can see each other and catch up.
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  2. 15-Nov-2011, 07:16 #2
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    Default Re: a phrasal verb

    It's a fairly informal way of saying that you would exchange news and information with the other person and get brought up to date with their life (and they with yours).
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