Catch me later Idiome
catch you later
I will talk to you later, I will see you later I have to leave now. Catch you later.
sooner or later
eventually Sooner or later you must pay me back the money so you should do it as soon as possible.
A.C. Slaters
a way to say good-bye; peace, see ya later
smile now, cry later
popular tatoo of a smiling face and frowning face; depicts gangster life
later on
at a later time以后
I'll let you know later on.以后我会告诉你的。
Collateral damage
Accidental or unintended damage or casualties are collateral damage.
See you later
A casual way of saying to friends I'll see you again, sometime, (without a definite date or time having been set) - this is often abbreviated to 'Later' or 'Laters' as an alternative way of saying goodbye.
later on|later
adv. Later; not now.
Finish your lessons. Later on, we may have a surprise. Bill couldn't stand on his head when school started, but later on he learned how.
sooner or later|later|sooner
adv. phr. At some unknown time in the future; sometime.
John will come back sooner or later. Grandpa is very slow about fixing things around the house, but he always does it sooner or later. Compare: OR OTHER.
later
later In addition to the idiom beginning with
later, also see
sooner or later. Also see under
late.
catch (one) later
slang To see or allocution to one at a after time. I accept to go now—catch you later. That's fine, I'll bolt him later, already we're both in the office.Learn more: catch, laterCatch me later,
and Catch me some added time.Please try to allocution to me later. Bill (angry): Tom, attending at this buzz bill! Tom: Bolt me later. "Catch me some added time," hollered Mr. Franklin over his shoulder. "I've got to go to the airport."Learn more: catch, later