Synonym: catch, make up, overtake. Similar words: come up with, put up with, end up with, keep up with, meet up with, catch, catches, catch on. Meaning: v. 1. catch up with and possibly overtake 2. make up work that was missed due to absence at a later point.
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61. He slowed his flight north to let the milder weather in the south catch up with him.
62. Soon, they would catch up with the sun and obscure it.
63. The U.S. spent a lot of money trying to catch up with the Soviet Union in space exploration.
64. During the shutdown, some employees at the Interior Department actually sneaked into their offices to catch up with work.
65. The child is born seriously underweight, and underweight babies can not catch up with large ones.
66. Come on, slow coach; catch up with the others!
67. An autobus full of passangers was driving speedily down the slope. Behind it a man running closely to catch up with it.
68. The sharp national economic development has propelled the course of urbanization and motorization, in addition the construction of roads cannot catch up with the abrupt increase of vehicle amounts.
69. It took a decade for the rest of China to catch up with Lu Xun's born-again radicalism.
70. Passenger liner travel should develop, haven is built want to catch up with.
71. It take a lot of time to catch up with a cultural lag .
72. At the time when he was about to catch up with his wife, the Queen Mother took off one of her gold hairpins and made a stroke. One billowy river appeared in front of the Cowhand.
73. Finally dances a tango, Jeana escape, or catch up with Paul to.
74. In order to catch up with and surpass the advanced world levels we'll have to accelerate our speed.
75. We have to go all out and catch up with them.
76. He took a busman's holiday last Sunday to catch up with his homework.
77. Catch up with old friends and make new ones over a cocktail buffet of Venetian specialties.
78. Catch up with five unforgettable entrepreneurs we featured this year, including rebel baker and reality-TV star Duff Goldman.
79. Basically you catch up with your stream and then re-apply your changes on top.
80. You should see a lovely Tomcat welcome screen — if not, wait a few minutes and try again, because it might take a while for the network to catch up with you.
81. Survey editor Trilby Lundberg said the national average for regular gas would likely continue to rise because it had yet to catch up with rising crude oil prices.
82. So they were excited as they watched Johnson take the lead with his sudden and rapid start(Sentencedict.com), wondering whether Lewis would run fast enough to catch up with Johnson at the finish.
83. That being so , maybe his crimes would not catch up with him on his death-bed.
84. At the same time, P2P application consumes the majority of the bandwidth, causing connection circuit capacity expansion failed to catch up with the demand of internet subscribers.
85. The western railroads are still trying to catch up with their delivery delays that built up this crop year.
86. No matter how much of a misanthrope you are there is such a thing as entropy and it will catch up with you sooner or later.
87. If they arrived early ten minutes, just they catch up with the airliner.
88. Phrasal verbs, such as get up , catch up with, etc. are most useful.
89. It is of prime importance for China to catch up with global Sustainable Agriculture and Rural Development (SARD), which is a correct conclusion derived from the long history of world agriculture.
90. Well aware of its inadequacy an irrepressible desire to catch up with the world.
More similar words: come up with, put up with, end up with, keep up with, meet up with, catch, catches, catch on, catch fire, communicate with, touch up, patch, watch, scratch, watch out for, switch, switch on, switch off, with, do with, go with, within, without, down with, play with, get on with, go without, cope with, do without, with young.