keep out of
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To not get involved in something, or to stop someone from getting into a bad situation.
"The best thing to do is to keep out of their argument — it's nothing to do with you."
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CDawgVODs · 242:53
All right, keep out of sight.
Rubio at the Vatican: Mission to mend ties? | DW News
DW News · 24:12
Should religious leaders keep out of politics?
Why Taiwan is caught between China and the US - BBC World Service
BBC World Service · 2:33
The US had wanted to keep out of any
How Iran Changed the war in Ukraine - Russia’s Offensive Is Failing
Kings and Generals · 7:31
keep out of politics, do not challenge my authority,
Speak English Without a Partner (A1-A2) | English Speaking Practice with Slow Conversations
English Speaking Course · 16:45
Uh, it says keep out of reach of children.