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have to play catch up
adverb as in behind
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Example Sentences
Wennberg doesn’t have to play catch up too long, playing between the linemates he began camp with.
From Seattle Times
I’m “on” from the moment the kids wake up until they go to bed, then I have to play catch up.
From Slate
“Republicans have to play catch up, and they can certainly do that,” he said.
From The Guardian
I’m “on” from the moment the kids wake up until they go to bed, then I have to play catch up.
From Slate
It is true that China has dominated investment on the continent for the past two decades, and that the UK, like the US, will have to play catch up.
From BBC
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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