The meaning of the phrasal verb “to get… (FACAPE 2026)

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The meaning of the phrasal verb “to get abreast of” is:

ATo become fully informed or up-to-date about something, often a situation, news, or developments, reaching the same level of knowledge as others or current events.BTo remove something unwanted, discard it, eliminate it, or free yourself from it, whether it's a physical object, a problem like a cold, or an annoying person or habit, to no longer have it or be bothered by it.CTo survive or recover from a severe illness, injury, or very difficult situation, often when recovery seemed unlikely, or to help someone else do the same, like a company overcoming a crisis or a patient surviving a dangerous operation. It implies successfully getting past a major challenge or hardship, whether personally or by assisting others.DTo look for someone or something.ETo do your best.

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