se rattraper

On s'est rattrapé.
We're all caught up.
Joyeuse fin, cependant-- le gauche s'est rattrapé au collège.
Happy ending, though. Lefty caught up in college.
On dirait que le temps s'est rattrapé.
Looks like time caught up with itself.
Désolé, s'est rattrapé.
Sorry, got caught up.
Vous pourriez même être quelqu'un qui s'est rattrapé dans la manie de tisonnier des deux dernières années, montant la vague d'une courbe d'étude raide.
You might even be someone who's caught up in the poker craze of the past two years, riding the wave of a steep learning curve.
Le Brésil s'était fait étrillé à domicile par l'Italie le week-end dernier mais s'est rattrapé en battant la Pologne pour décrocher sa première victoire du tournoi.
Brazil were downed by Italy in front of their home fans last weekend but made amends against the travelling Poles with their first victory of the tournament.
Il a trébuché, mais s'est rattrapé à la rampe.
He tripped, but steadied himself on the handrail.
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