keep in
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To stop someone from going out, or to not lose touch with someone.
"The teacher kept three students in at lunchtime for not finishing their homework."
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Life of Tom · 26:46
Keep in, honey.
How to Use KEEP in Everyday English | Daily English Conversations | English Podcast
Real Easy Talks · 1:32
Keep in touch.
How to Use KEEP in Everyday English | Daily English Conversations | English Podcast
Real Easy Talks · 11:56
Keep in touch.
How to Use KEEP in Everyday English | Daily English Conversations | English Podcast
Real Easy Talks · 18:19
Keep in touch.
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Keep in touch.