keep up with

mantenerse al día con

Seguir enterándose de las últimas noticias, cambios o novedades.

En inglés sencillo: Continue learning about the latest news, changes, or developments.

• I keep up with the news.
• How do you keep up with new technology?
• He kept up with developments through weekly reports.

Cómo se usa: keep up with something (I read magazines to keep up with fashion.)

Sinónimos: stay informed about, stay abreast of

Expresiones frecuentes: keep up with news, keep up with trends

seguir el ritmo de

Moverse lo bastante rápido para mantenerse cerca de alguien o algo que va por delante.

En inglés sencillo: Move fast enough to stay near someone or something moving ahead of you.

• I cannot keep up with you.
• She walked faster to keep up with her brother.
• The old truck barely kept up with traffic.

Cómo se usa: keep up with someone/something (Can you keep up with the other runners?)

Sinónimos: keep pace with

Antónimos: fall behind

Expresiones frecuentes: keep up with someone, keep up with traffic

seguir, entender

Entender las ideas al mismo ritmo al que alguien las explica.

En inglés sencillo: Understand ideas as quickly as someone explains them.

• Please slow down; I cannot keep up with you.
• She kept up with the discussion despite the unfamiliar words.
• Are you keeping up with his explanation?

Cómo se usa: keep up with someone/something (I struggled to keep up with the lecturer.)

Sinónimos: follow, understand

Expresiones frecuentes: keep up with someone, keep up with discussions