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Meanings of keep open in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "keep"
Examples for "keep"
1
Good social work needs community safety networks to keep each other safe.
2
Just keep listening; engage with the problem, ask more and more questions.
3
The government will keep introducing measures to help the economy, he said.
4
However, he said high demand would keep values from falling too far.
5
Drain once cool; don't keep in the iced water longer than necessary.
1
These programs promote community health, protect public safety, and save taxpayer dollars.
2
Dealmakers expect more political intervention to save companies of strategic national interest.
3
Photo: edify.co.nz Teaching young people how to manage money, budget and save.
4
That would save both patients and the health system time and money.
5
We must form a government that will save the nation, he said.
1
For something more genteel, local artists in Bury hold open studio sessions.
2
Theirs it is to point the road and hold open the unlocked doors.
3
He's the kind of guy who'd hold open car doors, who'd bring flowers.
4
The occupants were required to hold open house twice a week before the sale.
5
No one said hello or thank you or held open a door.
Usage of keep open in anglès
1
Chicago had no money to keep open its nineteen municipal relief stations.
2
She was fully determined to keep open her line of retreat.
3
But this winter we must keep open house, as my position demands it.
4
Always hospitable, it was a delight to him now to keep open house.
5
Saloon-keepers who argued their right to keep open were promptly arrested.
6
It won't pay to keep open after our summer boarders leave.
7
This is the pointless frigging prison you like to keep open.
8
Or will he keep open that day to make funeral expenses?
9
Even the commissaries keep open table; and nothing is seen but prodigality and profusion.
10
His hand was too heavy to raise, his eyelids too heavy to keep open.
11
This is to keep open to us the faculty of interfering if we please.
12
This is Saturday, and the shops keep open till late.
13
He would keep open house and entertain like a prince.
14
Magelia's eyes closed, their lids too heavy to keep open.
15
Scoutmaster Ned's theory about camping was to keep open house.
16
It is carefully considering whether to keep open its remaining field offices, the statement read.
This collocation consists of:
Keep open through the time
Keep open across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common