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keep

Aussprache: [/kiːp/]

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Kontext: „possession/ownership“

(verb) to have and retain possession of something. Like when you own a toy and you want to continue having it with you.

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I will keep this book on my shelf.

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He didn't want to keep the old clothes anymore.

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Will you keep this toy or give it away?

Kontext: „maintain“

(verb) to continue in a specified state, position, or activity. It's about not stopping something or making it stay the same.

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She tries to keep her room clean every day.

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They couldn't keep the project on schedule.

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How do you keep your plants healthy?

Kontext: „secrets/confidences“

(verb) to have or retain something confidential, secret, or private. It's about not revealing something to others.

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Can you keep my secret safe?

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He couldn't keep his promise to keep the surprise party a secret.

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Do you think you can keep this between us?

Kontext: „guard/counting“

(noun) the financial means to live, or the amount of money one has to spend. It's about having enough money to buy things.

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She always saves a little from her allowance as keep.

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I don't have enough keep to go on a shopping spree.

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How much keep do you have for the trip?

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