Collocation
Let us catch up soon.
To meet and talk to someone you have not seen for some time in order to find out what they have been doing, or to find out about recent events and information.
Definition
'Let us catch up soon.' is a common English collocation. To meet and talk to someone you have not seen for some time in order to find out what they have been doing, or to find out about recent events and information.
catch up (with someone) / catch up (on something)
“Let's catch up over coffee next week.”
Examples
- We should catch up for lunch sometime next month.
- I haven't seen her in ages; I need to catch up with her.
- Let's catch up soon and see how you're doing.
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- They caught up on old times during their reunion.
- I'm looking forward to catching up with you after your trip.
- He always tries to catch up with his friends when he's in town.
- She had a lot to tell me when we caught up last night.
- It's been too long, we definitely need to catch up!
- After being away for months, I needed to catch up on all the news.
- Can we catch up next week? I want to hear all about your new job.
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