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Mariott Posted 15 years ago
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Catch up
It's looking like Ana might be partially to blame and the room is getting tense.
In an honest atttempt to lighten the mood, you say "Geez, Ana--looks like maybe
taking those longer lunches is fnally catching up to you!"
Can I understand the underlined part like because you often had lunches too long,
now you end up being to blame. I couldn't find much of 'catch up to' on Google.
Thanks in advance!
In an honest atttempt to lighten the mood, you say "Geez, Ana--looks like maybe
taking those longer lunches is fnally catching up to you!"
Can I understand the underlined part like because you often had lunches too long,
now you end up being to blame. I couldn't find much of 'catch up to' on Google.
Thanks in advance!
Top answer
There is not enough context to fully elaborate, but: looks like maybe taking those longer lunches is fnally catching up to you = it seems that your longer lunch breaks are beginning to adversely affect you / your behaviour.
- There is not enough context to fully elaborate, but: looks like maybe taking those longer lunches is fnally catching up to you = it seems that your longer lunch breaks are beginning to adversely affect you / your behaviour.
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There is not enough context to fully elaborate, but:
looks like maybe taking those longer lunches is fnally catching up to you = it seems that your longer lunch breaks are beginning to adversely affect you / your behaviour.
looks like maybe taking those longer lunches is fnally catching up to you = it seems that your longer lunch breaks are beginning to adversely affect you / your behaviour.
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