Collocation
keep warm
Definition
to stay at a comfortable temperature and not get cold
'keep warm' is a common English collocation. to stay at a comfortable temperature and not get cold
keep + warm
“Wear a hat to keep warm in the wind.”
Examples
- Put on a jacket to _____ warm.
- I always wear gloves in winter to _____ warm.
- Close the window to _____ warm at night.
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- We lit a small fire to _____ warm after the hike.
- She wrapped herself in a blanket to _____ warm on the sofa.
- Make sure the baby is dressed properly to _____ warm.
- He wore an extra layer under his shirt to _____ warm during the match.
- The campers huddled together to _____ warm when the temperature dropped.
- In a power cut, we used sleeping bags to _____ warm until morning.
More verb + adjectives
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- go quiet to stop speaking or making noise; to become silent, often suddenly
- keep calm to stay relaxed and not get upset or panicked, especially in a stressful situation