Catch Up With (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Catch Up With (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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catch up with (someone or something) What does catch up with (someone or something) mean?	to become even with someone (in a race or in schoolwork etc.)	I think that it is too late to catch up with the rest of the class now.
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Sunday best What does "Sunday best" mean?	fancy, elegant clothing

zilch What does "zilch" mean?	: nothing.	A: "How much money do you have?"B: "Zilch. I'm broke until payday."
sell (something) out What does "sell (something) out" mean?	to sell all of something	They sold the concert out in every city that it went to.
in a mad rush What does "in a mad rush" mean?	in a hurry, frantically	The woman was in a mad rush to finish her shopping and return home.
break the bank What does "break the bank " mean?	to win all the money at a casino gambling table	The man did not break the bank but he did win a lot of money.
break (someone`s) heart What does "break (someone`s) heart" mean?	to make someone feel sad or hopeless (usually from love or a similar loss)	It broke my heart to see the boy who had just lost his dog.
lie in wait What does "lie in wait" mean?	watch from hiding in order to attack or surprise someone	The police decided to lie in wait for the bank robbers to appear at the bank.
flexitarian What does "flexitarian" mean?	vegetarian who sometimes eats meat or fish

crack What does "crack" mean?	break down; fail
At the top of your voice What does "At the top of your voice" mean?	If you talk, shout or sing at the top of your voice, you do it as loudly as you can.
fast talker What does "fast talker" mean?	a con artist, a clever talker who convinces others easily	The man is a fast talker and you should be careful not to believe everything that he says.
put in one`s two cents What does "put in one`s two cents" mean?	to give one`s opinion	The girl likes to put in her two cents when she has a chance.
go all out What does "go all out" mean?	to use all of one's energy/resources	We plan to go all out for my sister's wedding.

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Catch Up With (someone Or Something) Idiom