keep up with

To move, progress, or change at the same rate as someone or something else.

• He had to walk briskly to keep up with the tour guide.

• Can smaller companies keep up with the pace of technological change?

To remain informed about current events, trends, or developments.

• She reads several newspapers every morning to keep up with current events.

• It is difficult to keep up with all the new industry regulations.

To maintain regular contact or communication with someone.

• I try to keep up with my college roommates through occasional group video calls.

• Do you still keep up with your former coworkers after switching jobs?

To stay current with something that must be done regularly, such as payments or work.

• It was hard to keep up with the rent after she lost her second job.

• Are you keeping up with your homework this semester?