1. Abreast synonyms, Abreast pronunciation, Abreast translation, English dictionary definition of Abreast

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3. Abreast (comparative more Abreast, superlative most Abreast) Side by side and facing forward

4. Other phrases to say Stay Abreast? Phrases for Stay Abreast (alternative phrases for Stay Abreast).

5. Stay abreast!

6. Another way to say Keep Abreast Of? Synonyms for Keep Abreast Of (other words and phrases for Keep Abreast Of).

7. Abreast THERAPEUTIC CENTER, INC

8. (b) Two-abreast convoys

9. Five cars stood abreast.

10. What does Abreast mean? Information and translations of Abreast in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions …

11. They lined up six abreast.

12. This passage admits two abreast.

13. Examples of Abreast in a sentence

14. Synonyms for Abreast in Free Thesaurus

15. Branch Construction Needed to Keep Abreast

16. We were running/cycling two Abreast

17. The planes were flying four abreast.

18. We were running/cycling two abreast.

19. Examples from the Corpus Abreast • Four women, walking two Abreast, approached, their shoes loud on the wooden walkway

20. Keep Abreast of the latest news.

21. Abreast Meaning: "side-by-side," from a- (1) + breast (n.); the notion is of "with breasts in line." To keep Abreast in… See definitions of Abreast.

22. Side by side: ships docked two Abreast

23. ( Sighs ) You're abreast of the latest developments?

24. We should fall abreast with the others.

25. Definition of Abreast in the Definitions.net dictionary

26. Side by side: ships docked two Abreast

27. Keeping abreast of the renewable energy shift

28. I was keeping Abreast of the situation.

29. 2 We were running/cycling two abreast.

30. This is the British English definition of keep / stay Abreast of something.View American English definition of keep / stay Abreast of something.

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32. I try to keep abreast of any developments.

33. Young people always keep Abreast of the times

34. He will be keeping abreast of the news.

35. We therefore have to keep abreast of developments.

36. keeping abreast of developments in equine disease epidemiology

37. His car was Abreast of the leading car

38. He's been kept abreast of the whole situation.

39. Definition of Abreast adverb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

40. Up to date: keeping Abreast of the latest developments

41. Up to date: keeping Abreast of the latest developments

42. ’ Or ‘stay Abreast with….’ For example: It is important for us to keep/stay Abreast of things that are going on around us

43. It is something we have to keep Abreast of.

44. One can hardly keep abreast of all of it!

45. We must all times keep abreast of changing conditions.

46. We must keep/stay Abreast of the court proceedings.

47. Definition of Abreast adverb in Oxford Advanced American Dictionary

48. Staying abreast of information technology is a major challenge today.

49. Conscientious overseers study diligently to keep abreast of the organization.

50. Equal to or alongside in progress, attainment, or awareness (usually followed by of or with): to keep Abreast of scientific developments; keeping Abreast with the times.

51. The Supervisory Board keeps abreast of evolving corporate governance standards.

52. We must at all times keep abreast of changing conditions.

53. Jane keeps/stays Abreast of the latest developments in computers

54. They must incur debt if they are to keep abreast.

55. Abrasion, abrasive, Abrastol, abraum, abraxas, abreact, abreaction, abreast, abrenounce, abret

56. • That way you can keep clients and colleagues Abreast of …

57. Line abreast Two contacts within a group side by side.

58. The brothers set out with their sandwich boards, two abreast.

59. They badly needed more resources to keep Abreast of German adjustments

60. Abreast is defined as things that are next to each other

61. 3.3. keeping abreast of developments in foot-and-mouth disease epidemiology;

62. The steep pavement was too narrow for them to walk abreast.

63. The boat came abreast of us and signalled us to stop.

64. Read the papers if you want to keep abreast of time.

65. • Keep abreast with the latest technologies in your field of expertise

66. We must keep abreast of the latest development in this field.

67. Executives keep abreast of events in the company by e-mail.

68. It's important to keep Abreast of the latest developments in computers

69. for self-propelled vessels ensuring the propulsion of an abreast formation:

70. You might, for example, try to keep abreast of current events.

71. The harbour was crowded, with boats berthed two and three abreast.

72. As he drew abreast of the man he pretended to stumble.

73. It will be beneficial to keep abreast of developments in Asia.

74. It would be beneficial to keep abreast of developments in Asia.

75. Abreast: having information especially as a result of study or experience

76. We hope you enjoy it and keep abreast of this publication.

77. Read the papers to keep abreast of what is going on.

78. You should read the newspapers to keep abreast of current affairs.

79. I have to walk more quickly to keep abreast of him.

80. It's important to keep abreast of the latest developments in computers.