keep to
kiːp tuː
kept to
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Definition of keep to - Reverso English Dictionary

Phrasal verb

tr.
1.
topic restrictionUKrestrict oneself to a particular topic or activityUK
  • During the meeting, she made sure to keep to the agenda..
stick to
2.
rulesUKadhere strictly to rules or plansUK
  • She promised to keep to the schedule.
adhere comply follow
3.
path adherenceRarecontinue or stick to a specific path or routeRare
  • He decided to keep to the main roads during the storm..
follow stick to
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Expressions with keep to

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not share personal information with others
I keep to myself about my health until the tests confirm everything.
not share information, feelings, or secrets with others
She usually keeps to herself, never sharing her worries with colleagues.
stay away from active involvement or participation
He decided to keep to the sidelines during the meeting.
make something as small or little as possible
Please keep noise to a minimum during the test.
follow exactly what was planned or written
Please keep to the script during your speech.
stay in bed because of sickness or weakness
She had to keep to her bed for a week.

Terms with keep to included in their meaning

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crime
criminal taking property to keep or sell
warmth
fasten all buttons to keep warm
using fingers
use fingers to keep track of numbers while counting
covering
wrap items in thin metal to keep them fresh
security group
group of people or vehicles sent to keep watch
PINacr.
acr: personal identification number
number used to keep things safe
clothing
providing insulation to keep the body warm
crib
bed with high sides to keep a baby from falling out

Examples of keep to in a sentence

  • Please keep to the subject at hand.
  • He struggled to keep to his diet plan.
  • They must keep to the agreed terms.
  • They were advised to keep to the trail markers.
  • She tried to keep to the schedule despite the delays.

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  1. French:s'en tenir à, respecter, ...
  2. German:sich halten an, befolgen, ...
  3. Italian:mantenersi su, rispettare, ...
  4. Spanish:ceñirse a, seguir, ...
  5. Portuguese:manter-se em, cumprir, ...
  6. Chinese:局限于, 遵守, ...
  7. Japanese:限定する, 守る, ...
  8. Arabic:اِلْتَزَمَ, تَقَيَّدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהִיצָּמֵד לְ, לִדְבּוֹק בְ, ...
  10. Russian:ограничиваться, придерживаться, ...
  11. Ukrainian:дотримуватися, ...
  12. Hindi:तक सीमित रहना, पालन करना, ...

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