over pass ............may be :)
The prefix of over can mean to catch up with or pass someone. Some examples are: Company A has overtaken company B in gross sales and revenue. John pressed the accelerator and overtook the heavy vehicle on the M5 motorway.
No. relate and communicate are not among its meanings. It means to pass or catch up with or rarely to overwhelm.
"Catch you" means that they will meet up with you. They're saying they will see you later.
"Alcanzarte" means "to catch up with."
If you're "playing catch-up," it means you are behind on your task and are trying to catch up to the deadline or to the other people. There is really no set origin -- that's just what "to catch up" means.
"Catch up" or "You're catching up" may be English equivalents of "Raggiungete."Specifically, the Italian verb "raggiungete" may be the infinitive "raggiungere' in either its present indicative or present imperative forms. In the indicative, it means "(you all) are catching up, catch up, do catch up." In the imperative, it means "(you all) Catch up!"Either way, the pronunciation remains the same: "rahdj-DJYOON-djeh-teh."
jump behind the female guard and go up. be fast for she might catch you
Lima
The verb to 'catch up' means to move ahead fast enough to attain a certain level or pace with others. Example uses: After his long illness, he was able to catch up to the rest of the class quite quickly. You need to catch up with the news; a lot happened while you were camping in the woods.
when passing a netball you have to throw from the chest if you want a good pass
it means you are not as fast as somebody else
Love makes time pass means that time flies when you are with your partner. Time makes love pass means it takes time to forget the person you recently broke up with.