Definition
to be up to date: to be modern, to be recent, to have the latest information
Your computer is now up to date. It has all the most recent applications
Keep me up to date. You must tell me all the latest news.
- "I trust you are up to date on this "monkey" situation?"
- "It has recently come to my attention that some of you aren't up-to-date on the hiring policy here at the Delavigne Corporation."
- "But are you up to date on who has a new neck-tie?"
- "It's the top of the hour and so let's take a few minutes to get up to date on sports."
- "Be up to date, you and you and you and you, before it's too late."
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