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- keep brains ticking in a public arena Idiom To keep people mentally active and thinking clearly in a public setting where ideas are shared or debated.
- keep busy Collocation to stay occupied with activities so you are not idle or bored
- keep calm Collocation to stay relaxed and not get upset or panicked, especially in a stressful situation
- keep clean Collocation to maintain something in a clean condition by regularly removing dirt and preventing mess
- keep control Collocation to stay in charge of a situation or manage your emotions/behavior so things do not get out of hand
- keep cool Collocation to stay calm and not get angry, upset, or nervous, especially in a difficult situation
- keep fit Collocation to stay healthy and in good physical condition by exercising and living actively
- keep going Collocation to continue doing something despite difficulty, fatigue, or interruptions
- keep healthy Collocation to stay in good health by maintaining good habits
- keep in touch Collocation to continue communicating with someone so you stay connected and up to date
- Keep me in the loop. Collocation B1 To keep someone informed about developments and details concerning a particular matter.
- Keep me posted. Collocation A2 Inform me regularly about developments or progress.
- keep on Phrasal verb To keep on means to continue doing something without stopping.
- keep out Phrasal verb To prevent someone or something from entering a place.
- keep quiet Collocation to stay silent or not reveal information; to avoid speaking
- keep safe Collocation to protect someone or something from danger or harm; to make sure they remain safe
- keep schtum Idiom C1 To keep schtum means to stay silent and not reveal information.
- keep tabs on Idiom B2 To keep tabs on someone or something means to monitor them regularly so you know what is happening.
- keep the receipt Collocation A2 to hold on to the proof of purchase in case you need to return, exchange, or claim a refund or warranty
- keep trying Collocation to continue making efforts and not stop, especially after difficulties or failures