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mantingut
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sin romper
(Especially of promises or contracts) not violated or disregarded.
unbroken
broken
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guardado
1
I
kept
saying, 'Yes, sir; sorry, sir,' trying to calm him down.
2
However, weaker demand
kept
trading relatively muted this week, another trader said.
3
The ECB
kept
interest rates at 1 per cent as expected today.
4
U.S. jobs data
kept
the U.S. stock market move in check, however.
5
The debate around water meters needs to be
kept
open, he said.
6
Electricity Market Reform means that cost will be
kept
to a minimum.
7
However, the risk of escalation in Middle East tensions
kept
markets subdued.
8
Second, the bureau
kept
Bazin's undercover phone number active, just in case.
9
For four years, Poland's economy
kept
growing strongly despite the global slump.
10
A colleague later said to me: He just
kept
asking and asking.
11
Analysts said broader concerns about euro zone debt levels
kept
investors wary.
12
A rather inflexible approach will certainly need to be
kept
in line.
13
Of course: the journal I had presumably
kept
throughout those missing weeks.
14
The young cop
kept
shifting his weight from left foot to right.
15
He said low stock levels had so far
kept
property prices stable.
16
D'Marcus Simonds
kept
Georgia State within striking distance with 11 first-half points.
kept
keep
·
keep in
keep quiet
keep away
keep silence
keep pace
Portuguese
guardado
Catalan
mantingut
complert
Spanish
sin romper