Definition of keep off - Reverso English Dictionary
Phrasal verb
1.
safetyintr. stay at a distance from somethingintr.
- Please keep off the grass.
2.
prevent contacttr. prevent something from being on something elsetr.
- The cover helps to keep dust off the furniture.
3.
diettr. avoid eating or drinking somethingtr.
- He needs to keep off sugary drinks.
4.
discussiontr. Rare avoid discussing a topictr. Rare
- Let's keep off politics during dinner.
Expressions with keep off
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inspire someone to avoid idleness or antisocial behavior
The program helps keep young people off the streets.
prohibit others from stepping on the grass
The sign says to keep off the lawn.
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Examples of keep off in a sentence
They were warned to keep off the construction site. Please keep your shoes off the couch. The sign said to keep off the grass. She tries to keep off fried foods for her health. Doctors advise patients to keep off alcohol. We should keep off sensitive topics at work.
He tends to keep off personal matters in public.
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- French:éviter, empêcher, ...
- German:fernhalten, verhindern, ...
- Italian:evitare, tenere lontano, ...
- Spanish:mantenerse alejado, mantener fuera, ...
- Portuguese:ficar longe, manter fora, ...
- Chinese:远离, 防止, ...
- Japanese:立ち入らない, 防ぐ, ...
- Arabic:اِبْتَعَدَ عن, مَنَعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְרַחֵק מִ, לִמְנֹועַ מִמַּשֶּׁהוּ לִהְיוֹת עַל מַשֶּׁהוּ אַחֵר, ...
- Russian:держаться подальше, удерживать, ...
- Ukrainian:уникати, захищати від, ...
- Hindi:दूर रहना, दूर रखना, ...
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