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Meanings of keep abreast in English

Catalan
seguir
Spanish
estar al dìa

Keep informed.

seguir
Usage of keep abreast in English
1
In the evenings, I have tried to keep abreast of Brexit developments.
The Irish Times
2
Things move on quickly and you really have to keep abreast.
The Guardian
3
She felt the strenuousness of striving to keep abreast of Hattie.
Emmy Lou: Her Book and Heart
4
We leave no stone unturned to keep abreast of the best modern thought.
Queed: A Novel
5
To keep abreast of truth one must neither go back nor stand still.
Painted Windows / Studies in Religious Personality
6
We consequently had to shorten sail to keep abreast of her.
A Voyage round the World / A book for boys
7
He has fought for promotion all his days, to keep abreast of expenses.
Jimgrim and Allah's Peace
8
I like to keep abreast of doings in the old hometown.
The Great Book of Amber
9
Mustn't one be changing constantly to keep abreast of one's day and age?
Her Father's Daughter
10
To keep abreast of the times one must read the newspaper and the magazine.
Questionable Amusements and Worthy Substitutes
11
Sometimes the two keep abreast, and then there is the greatest harmony in speed.
The Portion of Labor
12
Make sure you keep abreast of other key areas too!
The South African
13
So they keep abreast of They're hip to the times.
The new yorker
14
Nellie walked along with a swiftness that taxed Ned to keep abreast of her.
The Workingman's Paradise: An Australian Labour Novel
15
To keep abreast of all updates, join the verified Nedbank Running Club on Strava.
The South African
16
But we cannot attempt to keep abreast of Balder's deductions.
Idolatry: A Romance
This collocation consists of:
Translations for keep abreast
Keep abreast through the time
Keep abreast across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common