Collocation
See you later.
A common informal farewell, indicating an expectation to meet again at a later time.
Definition
'See you later.' is a common English collocation. A common informal farewell, indicating an expectation to meet again at a later time.
See + you + later
“I'm heading out now, but I'll see you later at the party.”
Examples
- I have to go now, but I'll see you later.
- He said he would see you later at the gym.
- We can't chat long, I'll see you later when I finish work.
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- Don't forget your keys! I'll see you later.
- They planned to see each other later for dinner.
- She mentioned that she'd see you later tonight.
- If we don't finish this task, we'll see you later to pick it up.
- Okay, gotta run! See you later at the coffee shop.
- He waved goodbye, saying, 'See you later, everyone!'
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