abreast

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abreast
[əˈbrest]
adverbio
también:
  • three/four abreast -> en fila de a tres/cuatro, de tres/cuatro en fondo
  • to come abreast of -> situarse a la altura de
  • to keep abreast of something -> mantenerse al tanto de algo

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abreast [a-brést]
adverbio
1De frente.
  • Four abreast -> cuatro de frente, o en fila
  • Abreast -> (Mar.) por el través
  • Abreast the port -> por el través del puerto
  • To keep abreast of -> mantenerse informado, estar al día
De costado.

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abreast [əˈbrest]
adverb
1 (side by side)
to march four abreast marchar en columna de cuatro en fondo; streets so narrow that two can barely walk abreast calles tan estrechas que dos personas difícilmente pueden andar hombro con hombro
to be abreast of a ship
to come abreast of sth/sb llegar a la altura de algo/algn
they started shooting as the convoy came abreast of them
2 (aware of)
to be/keep abreast of sth estar/mantenerse al corriente de algo; to keep abreast of the news mantenerse al día al corriente;or
he likes to keep abreast of the news to keep abreast of the work being done at the University

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