keep的意思和读音

keep

: [kip] : [kiːp]

v.使使使

n.

kept  keeps  keeping  

v.+n.keep track,keep secret,keep promise,keep word,keep going

adv.+v.probably keep,permanently keep,away keep

v.throw away,let out,abandon,get rid of,stop

v.hang onto,hide,maintain,store,continue

keepv.stay

1.[i][t]使to stay in a particular condition or position; to make sb/sth do this

We huddled together to keep warm.

The notice said ‘Keep off(= Do not walk on) the grass’.”。

Keep left along the wall.沿

She kept the children amused for hours.

He kept his coat on.穿

Don't keep us in suspense ─what happened next?

She had trouble keeping her balance .

I'm very sorry to keep you waiting .

continue

2.[i]to continue doing sth; to do sth repeatedly

Keep smiling!

Don't keep on interrupting me!

delay

3.[t]~ sb使使to delay sb

You're an hour late─what kept you?

退not give back

4.[t]~ sth退to continue to have sth and not give it back or throw it away

Here's a five dollar bill─please keep the change .

I keep all her letters.

save for sb

5.[t]to save sth for sb

Please keep a seat for me.

Please keep me a seat.

put/store

6.[t]~ sth + adv./prep.to put or store sth in a particular place

Keep your passport in a safe place.

shop/restaurant

7.[t]~ sthto own and manage a shop/store or restaurant

Her father kept a grocer's shop.

animals

8.[t]~ sthto own and care for animals

to keep bees/goats/hens

about health

9.[i](informal)+ adv./prep.used to ask or talk about sb's health

How is your mother keeping ?

We're all keeping well.

of food

10.[i]to remain in good condition

Finish off the pie─it won't keep./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>西

‘I'd love to hear about it, but I'm late already.’ ‘That's OK─ it'll keep(= I can tell you about it later) .’“。”“/ target=_blank class=infotextkey>。”

secret

11.[t]~ a secret.~ sth secret (from sb)to know sth and not tell it to anyone

Can you keep a secret?

She kept her past secret from us all.

promise/appointment

12.[t]~ your promise/word.~ an appointmentto do what you have promised to do; to go where you have agreed to go

She kept her promise to visit them.

He failed to keep his appointment at the clinic.

diary/record

13.[t]~ a diary, an account, a record, etc.to write down sth as a record

She kept a diary for over twenty years.

Keep a note of where each item can be found.

support sb

14.[t]~ sb/yourselfto provide what is necessary for sb to live; to support sb by paying for food, etc.

He scarcely earns enough to keep himself and his family.

protect

15.[t]使to protect sb from sth

May the Lord bless you and keep you(= used in prayers in the Christian Church) .)。

His only thought was to keep the boy from harm.

in sport

16.[t]~ goal/wicketto guard or protect the goal or wicket

IDM

You just have to keep yourself busy and keep going.

Keep going, Sarah, you're nearly there.

keep goingto make an effort to live normally when you are in a difficult situation or when you have experienced great suffering

You just have to keep yourself busy and keep going.

(informal)used to encourage sb to continue doing sth

Keep going, Sarah, you're nearly there.

Have an apple to keep you going till dinner time.

keep sb going(informal)使to be enough for sb until they get what they are waiting for

Have an apple to keep you going till dinner time.

n.

1.[u]food, clothes and all the other things that a person needs to live; the cost of these things

It's about time you got a job to earn your keep .

2.[c]a large strong tower, built as part of an old castle

IDM

Is it yours for keeps or does he want it back?西

for keeps(informal)for ever

Is it yours for keeps or does he want it back?西

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v.1.to stay in a state, position, or place without changing or moving; to make someone or something stay in a state, position, or place2.to make someone continue doing something; used when giving directions, for telling someone to continue in a particular direction; to do something many times, or to continue doing it; to make something continue to operate or exist3.to continue to have or own something; used when you allow someone else to have something; used about things that are important to you4.to store something in a particular place so that you know where it is; to store information by writing it or putting it into a computer5.to control something so that it stays within a limit; to stay within a limit6.to do what you said you would do7.to provide money for yourself or someone else, in order to pay for the food, clothes, and other things that you or they need8.to own animals and take care of them9.if food or other substances keep for a particular period of time, they stay in good condition for that period of time10ed for asking if someone is well11.to delay someone1.to stay in a state, position, or place without changing or moving; to make someone or something stay in a state, position, or place2.to make someone continue doing something; used when giving directions, for telling someone to continue in a particular direction; to do something many times, or to continue doing it; to make something continue to operate or exist3.to continue to have or own something; used when you allow someone else to have something; used about things that are important to you4.to store something in a particular place so that you know where it is; to store information by writing it or putting it into a computer5.to control something so that it stays within a limit; to stay within a limit6.to do what you said you would do7.to provide money for yourself or someone else, in order to pay for the food, clothes, and other things that you or they need8.to own animals and take care of them9.if food or other substances keep for a particular period of time, they stay in good condition for that period of time10ed for asking if someone is well11.to delay someone

n.1.the cost of the food and the other things such as clothes that you need to live2.a large strong tower in the center of a castle

1. grandpa n. keep v. must modal v. ...

2. look for keep return ...

3. 宿;〖 stay;passthenight;putupforthenight〗 keep zhùhù ...

4. forgive keep long ...

5. This gold medal is yours for keeps. keep ;;; break ...

6. running n. a. 189 keep v. ,, kept 190 face n. , ...

7. 5.story 6.keep 7.climb ...

8. 1020 coin n 1021 keep v , 1022 as conj , ...

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1.The chances are that banks will have to keep more capital in future relative to how much they lend.

2.A number of strategies have been used in IT organizations to keep the KTBR growth in check.KTBRIT

3.She did not know my share in contributing to the disturbance, and I was anxious to keep her in ignorance.

4.He must be shaved except for the diseased area, and the priest is to keep him in isolation another seven days.

5.However, pressure from your lungs on your stomach and general tiredness may keep you from eating enough to keep up with your energy needs.

6.If it's geographically feasible, try to have lunch with a colleague at least monthly. Keep abreast of events at work.

7.After all, how much can you keep on beating the market?

8.I look forward to receiving weekly magazines that keep me up to date with words, pictures, and stories form around the globe.便

9.Keep reading to see if one of these MBA specializations is right for you.MBA

10."He was cooking for us, " Smith said, "and he's going to have to keep playing like that throughout the rest of this series. ",”,“。”