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Keep up – stay at the same level or pace It’s hard to keep up with the latest news. Keep on – continue doing something Please keep on working until the task is finished. Keep up with – stay informed or stay at the same level as someone I try to keep up with my friends’ lives on social media. Keep out – stop from entering The sign says “Keep out” because it’s private property. Keep away from – avoid someone or something Keep the children away from the hot stove. Keep back – hold back; not reveal everything He kept back some important information. Keep from – stop someone from doing something The rain kept us from going to the park. Keep up to – remain equal to (often “keep up with” is more common) He kept up to the changing demands of the job. Kick off – start something (a meeting, event, game) The match kicks off at 7 p.m. Kick out – force someone to leave The club manager kicked out the noisy guest. Kick about – discuss ...
