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be in touch

idiom
Meaning

to communicate with someone by calling, emailing, or meeting them.


Examples
SIMPLE

I will be in touch with you tomorrow.

CONTEXTUAL

Please leave your phone number so the manager can be in touch about the job.

COMPLEX

Although they moved to different continents after graduation, they promised to be in touch regularly to share their professional milestones.

Last updated April 22, 2026