PHARSAL VERBS WITH KEEEP

PHARSAL VERBS WITH KEEEP

1. KEEP AHEAD

   • Mantenerse al frente
     • If we keep ahead, we can lose them.
     • It also has to keep ahead of defrauders in order to eliminate damages to this industry and to consumers.
     • And Pakistan then becomes even more determined to try to keep ahead of India?

2. KEEP AT

   • Insistir, perseverar en algo
     • I wanted to finish my report so I keep at it and worked till 9 o'clock.
     • The secret of dieting is to keep at it.
   • We certainly achieved a great deal in Barcelona, but we must keep at it?

3. KEEP UP

   • Mantener en buenas condiciones
     • They ran so fast I could hardly keep up.
     • I always try to keep up with current affairs.
     • The Council and the Commission must keep up the pressure, but they must talk to all sides?

4. KEEP IN

   • Llevarse bien con alguien
     • They were kept in after school.
     • That is something that you could keep in your breast pocket.
   • We will keep in touch with them?

5. KEEP DOWN

   • Retener,resprimir, oprimir
     • China keeps down her dissidents very efficiently.
     • We must keep the noise down, or the neighbours will complain.
     • Increased competition should also help to keep down fares charged on long-distance bus routes?

6. KEEP AWAY

   • Alejarse, apartarse
     • I’m keeping away from Joe until he calms down.
     • Keep your children away from the construction site: it’s dangerous!
     • It is important to keep it simple, to keep away from partial decoupling and to cut red tape?

7. KEEP ON

   • Continuar, seguir
     • The new boss would like to keep on the present secretary.
     • For goodness sake, will you stop keeping on about it!
     • Beekeepers keep on sounding the alarm?

8. KEEP OUT

   • No dejar entrar, permanecer afuera
     • I am keeping out of trouble.
     • He kept me out of the house while he was redecorating.
     • To believe that Europe could keep out of this conflict is a dangerous illusion?

9. KEEEP BACK

   • Retrasarse
     • Sorry, I was keep back by the traffic
     • I Keep back my friend's dictionary
     • My third and final question is this: what guarantees can the Commissioner give that the Council will keep back the proposed EUR 17.5 Billion?

10. KEEP OFF

    • Alejarse de, apartarce de
      • Keep the flies off the food
      • John kept one the subject off his divorce.
      • She KEPT OFF the subject of her divorce?

11. bibliography

    • https://www.milejemplos.com/idiomas/phrasal-verbs/keep
    • http://www.spanishdict.com/examples

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