keep abreast of



keep abreast of something

to have the most recent information about something stay abreast of something This new service helps doctors keep abreast of the newest drugs available.
See also: abreast, keep, of

keep abreast of

Stay or cause to stay up-to-date with, as in He's keeping abreast of the latest weather reports, or Please keep me abreast of any change in his condition. This term alludes to the nautical sense of abreast, which describes ships keeping up with each other. [Late 1600s]
See also: abreast, keep, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Bagrat-Armenian, Georgian (Rare)
Engel-German (Rare), Ancient Germanic
CathairKA-heerIrish
Hasna-Arabic
Ljilja-Serbian
Eustorgius-Ancient Greek (Latinized)