keep to
Intermediate (B1)neutral
To stay with something and not change it — like following a plan or a path.
"In the UK, drivers must keep to the left-hand side of the road."
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American Takes British Driving Test
Evan Edinger · 3:34
Keep to the right.
REACTING TO TIP2TIP WITH MICHAEL AGAIN
Ludwig · 62:46
Like keep keep to you.
First Time Playing Stardew Valley (With Ironmouse)
CDawgVODs · 233:09
Just keep to the recipe.
The Modern Middle East, Explained
Johnny Harris · 143:43
the soldiers mostly keep to themselves.
American Takes British Driving Test
Evan Edinger · 3:30
Accelerate and keep to the middle.