French · to keep; to retain; to store; to save
Can I keep this?
Please keep in touch.
Please keep it secret.
Please keep it a secret.
I want to keep that.
Please be quiet.
I want to keep it.
I want to keep it.
Please keep this a secret.
Can you keep a secret?
I'm going to keep my job.
I'll guard the prisoner.
You can keep the change.
I can't keep my coat on in this heat.
She wants to keep him at a distance.
I drank a cup of coffee to stay awake.
Students must keep silent during class.
You should keep your valuables in a safe place.
I hope I can hold on to my job.
White carpets are very hard to keep clean.
May I keep this photograph?
Try to keep up your spirits.
I advised him to keep the secret.
It's a kind of virtue to keep one's temper.
I'm trying to save room for dessert.
It is hard to keep our balance on icy streets.
Clerks with sticky fingers won't keep their jobs for long.
It is essential to keep calm in a time of crisis and avoid going haywire.
Clerks with sticky fingers won't keep their jobs for long.
Your parents can't keep us apart forever.
Tom can keep a secret.
I'll keep this for future use.
We need to keep this confidential.
I can't go out today as I've been told to house sit.
They clung together for warmth.
Tom wants to keep things the way they are.
Tom isn't good at keeping secrets.
Sometimes it's better to remain silent.
Tom told Mary to keep that a secret.
Tom told Mary to keep that a secret.
I'd like to remain anonymous.
As it is cold, you may keep your overcoat on.
Keeping your heart fit and strong can slow down the ageing of your brain, say researchers.
The product is vacuum-sealed to keep it fresh.
It's not legal to keep wild animals as pets.
The skis need to be kept exactly parallel.
The down of young penguins is still poor at keeping them warm.
Could you keep an eye on my suitcase for a moment?
Maintaining a criminal in the jail is very expensive.
I'll keep an eye on Tom.