nachholen.
to do (something) at a later time than planned, on a rescheduled date; to make up, catch up (on)
Meaning & usage
to do (something) at a later time than planned, on a rescheduled date; to make up, catch up (on)
Normalerweise macht man das vorher, aber wir können es auch nachholen.
Das abgesagte Spiel wird in zwei Wochen nachgeholt.
to get, fetch (someone or something) at another time or one more time
Ich nehme jetzt nur das Nötigste mit; den Rest hole ich später nach.
Er ist zum Buffet gegangen und hat sich noch was nachgeholt.
Where this word comes from
17th century, from nach- + holen, literally “to fetch [something] after”.
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