keep abreast

keep abreast
v.

1) (d; intr.) ('to be informed') to keep abreast of (she kept abreast of the news)

2) (D; tr.) ('to inform') to keep abreast of (they kept me abreast of the latest developments)

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(d; intr.) ('to be informed') to keep abreast of (she kept abreast of the news)
(D; tr.) ('to inform') to keep abreast of (they kept me abreast of the latest developments)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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