What does get back to someone mean?
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What does get back to someone mean?
DEFINITIONS1. (get back to someone) to phone, write, or speak to someone at a later time because you were busy or could not answer their question earlier.
What is another word for get back to you?
What is another word for get back to?
| answer | reply to |
|---|---|
| come back to | give a response to |
| respond | retort |
| rejoin | return |
| reply | riposte |
What is another word for get back?
In this page you can discover 18 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for get-back, like: reclaim, revisit, retrieve, revindicate, turn-back, go away, reappear, recover, miss, pass and salvage.
What does it mean to get something back?
to be given something again that you had before: Don’t lend him money – you’ll never get it back. (Definition of get something back from the Cambridge Essential Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
What is the meaning of I’ll get back to you?
I’ll get back to (someone) I’ll communicate with you at a later time or date. Tell Jill that I’ll get back to her about that business proposal after the weekend. I’ll get back you later, I’m just on my way out the door. See also: back, get, to
What is the meaning of Paul McCartney’s song ‘Get Back’?
The song began as a commentary about immigration, telling people to “Get Back” to their own countries. It was meant to mock Britain’s anti-immigrant proponents. Paul McCartney thought better of it and made the lyrics more obscure.
How do you say get back to you in a sentence?
The simplest way to express the thought would be “I will get back to you soon.” You could also say “I will get back to you in a timely manner,” but that would be unnecessarily long winded and not the most common way to express it in English. What is the meaning of ‘Let me get back to you’?
What does get back to me by email mean?
After he lost his job, he vowed that he would find a way to get back at his old boss. And it can be used to mean “to talk to or write to (someone) at a later time in order to give more information, answer a question, etc.” or “to call someone back on the telephone”: He got back to me (by e-mail) in a few days with a new offer.