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Phrasal verbs with KEEP
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Phrasal verbs with KEEP
Keep Ahead
- To remain in front of something, especially when moving
- We tried to keep ahead of the truck, but it eventually passed us.
- I can't keep ahead of all my homework; every day I get more.
- How to keep ahead of the competition?
- I can't keep ahead of all my homework; every day I get more.
- We tried to keep ahead of the truck, but it eventually passed us.
- To remain in front of something, especially when moving
Keep Away
- prevent from getting closer
- If you go out, keep away from buildings and trees.
- Today, the big designers just can't keep away.
- Why can't I just keep away?
- If you go out, keep away from buildings and trees.
- prevent from getting closer
Keep off
- avoid encroaching on or touching.
- We covered ourselves with plastic to keep off the rain.
- Can you keep off of my garden for one second?
- Keep off the grass.
- We covered ourselves with plastic to keep off the rain.
- avoid encroaching on or touching.
Keep back
- to prevent, be prevented, or refrain from advancing, entering
- A bank was built to keep back the water of the river.
- After the accident, the police told the crowd to keep back.
- How can i keep back from troubles?
- to prevent, be prevented, or refrain from advancing, entering
Keep up
- continue with something
- The runner kept up with the pace of the other athletes.
- I need to keep up in order to meet the deadline.
- How can I keep up with my studies?
- The runner kept up with the pace of the other athletes.
- continue with something
Keep From
- to prevent or restrain (oneself or another); refrain or cause to refrain
- She was unable to keep from covering her mouth with her hand
- she had to hold on to the door beside her to keep from being flung against him.
- How can i keep from your presence?
- to prevent or restrain (oneself or another); refrain or cause to refrain
Keep at
- to persevere with or persist in
- There were other signs, too, that he did his best to keep at bay
- It had not seemed such a difficult promise to keep at the time
- Did you keep at your homework?
- It had not seemed such a difficult promise to keep at the time
- There were other signs, too, that he did his best to keep at bay
- to persevere with or persist in
Keep around
- keep someone or something around
- I keep a dictionary around when I'm doing my homework. Notes:
- i keep around a brush teeth when i go out
- What would keep you around longer?
- keep someone or something around
Keep Down
- to cause not to increase or rise
- I do my best to keep down my fat intake
- the economics of scale keep downproduction costs.
- How can i keep down in my diet?
- to cause not to increase or rise
Keep out
- prohibited entry, do not pass
- Ray put a sign on his bedroom door that says "Keep out!
- Keep out of the garage until I finish building my surprise for you, please.
- Can you keep out of my room?
- prohibited entry, do not pass
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- Mindmap am Phrasal verbs with KEEP, erstellt von Victoria Torres Torres am 02/03/2018.
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