TubeTalk Pronunciation
How to pronounce “keep someone posted”
Hear “keep someone posted” in real YouTube speech, then study definitions and example sentence snippets.
Pronunciation guide for keep someone posted
- Learning goal
- Practice the English pronunciation of keep someone posted with real speech in context.
- Available examples
- 0 YouTube examples
- Definition summary
- (idiomatic) To inform (someone) regularly of the latest developments.
No examples found yet
No TubeTalk examples are available for "keep someone posted" yet. Try a related pronunciation target or check back as the index grows.
A Deep Dive Into “keep someone posted”
Meaning
- [Verb]
- (idiomatic) To inform (someone) regularly of the latest developments.
Practice Nearby Words
keep someone posted up, keep someone in the loop, keep across, update, keep up, post, stay tuned, keep tabs on, let know, catch up, loop in, keep up with, keep ahead, tell of, check in, follow, hear from, check up on, warn, tip off, notify, gen up, fill in, ask after, feedback, feed back, inform, know what is what, keep going, bulletinize, report back, get the word out, let it be known, news, brief, keep a close watch, transmit, put someone wise, send word, clue in, run by, inform on, advertise, surveil, intimate, keep track, run through, report, surveille, keep one's eye in, tell, acquaint, look in on, correct, know the score, keep watch, get wind of, monitorize, renotify, upkeep, witter, apprise, keep score, post up, keep, inquire after, advise, put someone on to, make known, key in, keep the pot boiling, keep the ball rolling, get the memo, get with the times, give someone to understand, follow up, make news, finger, have eyes on, possess, see about, return, clue, reupdate, subscribe, break the news, read out, foretell, keep one's eyes open, tune in, get with the program, point out, fresh, know, catch wind of, check into, infotain, keep on, periodicalize, serve notice
Similar Sounds
composted, comminuted, opinionated, abominated, superannuated, superimposed, simonetta, scapegoated, sequenced, season pass