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Meanings of keep away in English
Portuguese
bobinho Children's game.
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Synonyms
Examples for "monkey"
Examples for "monkey"
1
He took the child away and put the monkey in its place.
2
We must go lower down in the animal scale, to the monkey.
3
Soon the monkey learned how to sell wild chickens in the market.
4
The monkey climbed to the roof of the house and sat there.
5
Albert became waterboy; Earl was powder monkey, in charge of all blasting.
1
If any modification is made, take the rondo faster, say about eighty-four.
2
The old practice had a rondo for the final movement of the sonata.
3
This rondo in B flat is the weakest of Chopin's muse.
4
Flicks and tricks and roulettes and rondo after rondo, all soft-shoed and swift.
5
The rondo was no wonderful piece of intricacy, such as a professional might choose.
1
In Brazil, training sessions would often be preceded by a game of piggy in the middle.
2
Scores of cameras click and whir as the squad play their tiki-taka version of piggy in the middle.
3
When it's four against one the striker is piggy in the middle, and Rio Ferdinand could get Gary Neville on the ball all day.
4
Photograph: Carlos Kaiser Piggy in the middle Kaiser had more front than Copacabana Beach.
1
A weak oat milk flat white from Pickle in the Middle.
Usage of keep away in English
1
I said if you're taken short you keep away from the fruit.
2
I should keep away from her-discretionbeing the better part of valor.
3
So I had better keep away from these foolish gaieties in future.
4
The farmer is at the utmost pains to keep away these intruders.
5
The good old woman could never keep away from the kitchen long.
6
A bundle of elder leaves in a tent will keep away flies.
7
The Belgians of Enghien hated it, and they could not keep away.
8
I thought again of Lucian's warning to keep away from Mrs. Russo.
9
All that is well enough so long as the Dissenters keep away.
10
All afternoon he wrestled with himself to keep away from the office.
11
He hoped that Conolly would have the good sense to keep away.
12
When they know you're from Hubei they all keep away from you.
13
His people must keep away from them, and hope for the best.
14
So little is the world, that one cannot keep away from persons.
15
It is better for you that you keep away from over there.
16
He preferred to keep away from it as long as might be.
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Keep away through the time
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