keep definition
keep verb
(have or save something): I always keep extra money for emergencies.
(do something without stopping or doing it repeatedly): Keep walking until you reach the supermarket.
(remain in a particular condition): I like to keep busy. I walk to work to keep fit.
(cause to remain in a particular condition): This overcoat will help keep you warm in cold weather.
(put or store something in a particular place): I keep my teabags on the top shelf.
(care for, look after, protect): Lucy will keep the kids while I shop.
(breed animals and take care of them): He keeps chickens and goats in his backyard.
(do what you said or agreed to): Daniel promised to be back soon. I hope he will keep his word.
(own, manage, run): My parents keep a shop in a small village.
(cause someone to stay, detain): There was nothing to keep him in this city. I’ll try not to keep you long.
(remain fresh and in good condition): Put the milk in the fridge, or it won’t keep.
(provide someone with food, money, etc.): I barely earn enough to keep my family.
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