Collocation
Catch you later.
An informal way of saying goodbye, indicating that you expect to see or speak to the person again at a later time.
Definition
'Catch you later.' is a common English collocation. An informal way of saying goodbye, indicating that you expect to see or speak to the person again at a later time.
Catch + someone + later
“I'm heading out now, but I'll catch you later for dinner.”
Examples
- I've got to run to a meeting now, but I'll catch you later for coffee.
- He waved goodbye and said, "I'll catch you later, mate!"
- She finished her work call, then told her colleague, "Alright, catch you later!"
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- Don't forget we have that project review. I'll catch you later to discuss the details.
- The kids ran off to play, shouting, "Catch you later, Mom!"
- We're just heading to the shop, so we'll catch you later at the party.
- After a quick chat, she promised, "I'll definitely catch you later this week to finish this."
- The security guard nodded, indicating he would catch us later when we exited the building.
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