[ˈkatʃˌʌp], (Noun)

Definitions:
- an informal meeting or conversation in which people find out or are briefed about things that have happened since they last met or spoke
(e.g: it's the perfect destination for a coffee, some cake, and a catch-up)

- an act of catching up or matching someone or something in a particular activity
(e.g: the country's catch-up phase of economic development)

- a service offered by television and radio broadcasters allowing users to watch or listen to recently broadcast programmes
(e.g: when I got home I watched the show on catch-up)


Phrases:
- play catch-up

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[ˈkatʃˌʌp], (Adjective)

Definitions:
- relating to or denoting various services offered by television and radio broadcasters allowing users to watch or listen to recently broadcast programmes
(e.g: more customers are connecting their set-top boxes to the internet for catch-up TV)


Phrases:
- play catch-up

Origin: