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Discover Ludwig"made up for lost time" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when describing how someone made a determined effort to catch up or do something quickly to make up for time they have lost. For example: "After a month of being sick, Martha worked hard and made up for lost time by completing her project in record time."
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They made up for lost time.
He made up for lost time, though.
They quickly made up for lost time.
Anyway, I made up for lost time".
After the recession, people made up for lost time.
He had apparently made up for lost time.
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Making up for lost time.
You're making up for lost time.
"We make up for lost time".
I'm making up for lost time.
"We're making up for lost time".
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