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23 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bashkir: артынан өлгөрөү (artınan ölgöröw) — manage to remain beside or just behind
• French: aller de pair avec — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Georgian: ფეხს უწყობს (pexs uc̣q̇obs) — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Georgian: ფეხს აუწყობს (pexs auc̣q̇obs) — manage to remain beside or just behind
• German: mithalten — manage to remain beside or just behind
• German: mit etwas Schritt halten — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Irish: coinnigh suas le — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Italian: tenere dietro a — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Polish: nadążać — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Polish: nadążyć — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Scottish Gaelic: cùm suas ri — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Spanish: seguir — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Spanish: ir al paso — manage to remain beside or just behind
• Bashkir: артынан өлгөрөү (artınan ölgöröw) — manage to remain up to date
• Italian: stare al passo con — manage to remain up to date
• Italian: non sfigurare — manage to remain up to date
• Polish: nadążać — manage to remain up to date
• Polish: nadążyć — manage to remain up to date
• Scottish Gaelic: cùm suas ri — manage to remain up to date
• Italian: stare al passo con — manage to follow an argument, a discussion, etc
• Polish: nadążać — manage to follow an argument, a discussion, etc
• Polish: nadążyć — manage to follow an argument, a discussion, etc
• Scottish Gaelic: cùm suas ri — manage to follow an argument, a discussion, etc