see you in a (little) while

I will meet you again before the day is done. I need to go run some errands, so I'll see you in a little while, OK? A: "Have fun at the party!" B: "Thanks, Mom. See you in a while."

(I'll) see you in a little while.

a phrase indicating that the speaker will see the person spoken to within a few hours at the most. John: I'll see you in a little while. Jane: Okay. Bye till later. Sally: I have to get dressed for tonight. Fred: I'll pick you up about nine. See you in a little while. Sally: See you.

词组	see you in a (little) while
释义	see you in a (little) while see you in a (little) while I will meet you again before the day is done. I need to go run some errands, so I'll see you in a little while, OK? A: "Have fun at the party!" B: "Thanks, Mom. See you in a while." See also: see, while Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. (I'll) see you in a little while. a phrase indicating that the speaker will see the person spoken to within a few hours at the most. John: I'll see you in a little while. Jane: Okay. Bye till later. Sally: I have to get dressed for tonight. Fred: I'll pick you up about nine. See you in a little while. Sally: See you. See also: little, see, while McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: see you in a little while in fun be (not) all fun and games do an errand errand run an errand have fun and games (I'll) be seeing ya (I'll) be seeing you make fun of (someone or something)
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