keep to themselves
坚持他们自己
独来独往
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坚持他们自己
独来独往
1. to retain in one's possession or power
kept the money we found
2. to refrain from granting, giving, or allowing
kept the news back
3. to have in control
keep your temper
4. to take notice of by appropriate conduct fulfill: such as
5. to be faithful to
keep a promise
6. to act fittingly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
7. to conform to in habits or conduct
keep late hours
8. to stay in accord with (a beat)
keep time
9. preserve, maintain: such as
10. to watch over and defend
keep us from harm
11. to take care of tend
keep a garden
12. support
13. to maintain in a good, fitting, or orderly condition —usually used with up
14. to continue to maintain
keep watch
15. to cause to remain in a given place, situation, or condition
keep him waiting
16. to preserve (food) in an unspoiled condition
17. to have or maintain in an established position or relationship
keep a mistress —often used with on
kept the cook on
18. to lodge or feed for pay
keep boarders
19. to maintain a record in
keep a diary
20. to enter in a book
keep records
21. to have customarily in stock for sale
22. to restrain from departure or removal detain
keep children after school
23. hold back, restrain
keep them from going kept him back with difficulty
24. save, reserve
keep some for later kept some out for a friend
25. to refrain from revealing
keep a secret
26. to confine oneself to
keep my room
27. to stay or continue in
keep the path keep your seat
28. to stay or remain on or in usually against opposition hold
kept her ground
29. conduct, manage
keep a tearoom
30. to maintain a course, direction, or progress
keep to the right
31. to continue usually without interruption
keep talking keep quiet keep on smiling
32. to persist in a practice
kept bothering them kept on smoking in spite of warnings
33. stay, remain
keep out of the way keep off the grass : such as
34. to stay even —usually used with up
keep up with the Joneses
35. to remain in good condition
meat will keep in the freezer
36. to remain secret
the secret would keep
37. to call for no immediate action
the matter will keep until morning
38. abstain, refrain
can't keep from talking
39. to be in session
school will keep through the winter
— W. M. Thayer
40. to retain possession of a football especially after faking a handoff
41. live, lodge
42. watch
43. to persist in doing or concerning oneself with
44. to go together as frequent companions or in courtship
45. to manage a household
46. to stay aloof maintain a reserved attitude
47. to be on the alert be watchful
48. to keep in practice
49. to avoid attracting notice
50. to avoid trouble especially through good behavior
51. to stay even also keep up sense 1
52. to keep in step
53. to stay in
54. to limit oneself to
55. to abide by
56. to keep secret
kept the facts to myself
57. to remain solitary or apart from other people
58. the means or provisions by which one is kept
earned his keep
59. one that keeps or protects: such as
60. fortress, castle specifically the strongest and securest part of a medieval castle
61. one whose job is to keep or tend
62. prison, jail
63. keeper sense 5
64. maintenance
65. custody, charge
66. with the provision that one keep what one has won
played marbles for keeps
67. with deadly seriousness
68. for an indefinitely long time permanently
69. with the result of ending the matter
70. to continue having or holding (something) to not return, lose, sell, give away, or throw away (something)
71. to continue in a specified state, condition, or position
72. to cause (someone or something) to continue in a specified state, condition, or position
73. the strongest part of a castle built in the Middle Ages
74. to remain or cause to remain in a given place, situation, or condition
Keep off the grass. She kept us waiting.
75. to put in a specified place for storage
Where do you keep the sugar?
76. protect
I'll keep you from harm.
77. to continue doing something
Snow kept falling.
78. to continue to have in possession or power
Did you keep the money you found?
79. to prevent from leaving detain
The criminal was kept in jail.
80. to hold back
Can you keep a secret?
81. to be faithful to fulfill
I kept my promise.
82. to act properly in relation to
Remember to keep the Sabbath.
83. to take care of tend I keep a vegetable garden.
84. to have available for service or at someone's disposal
Grandpa wants to keep a car.
85. to preserve a record in
He began to keep a diary.
86. to continue in an unspoiled condition
Buy food that keeps well.
87. refrain entry 1
They seem unable to keep from talking.
88. watch entry 1 sense 3
Please keep an eye on the baby until I get back.
89. to continue without interruption
The rain kept up all night.
90. to stay even with others (as in a race)
91. to stay well informed about something He tries to keep up with the news.
92. maintain sense 2
They keep up the yard.
93. the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
94. the necessities of life
Their father could not earn the family's keep.
95. with the understanding that a person or group may keep what is won
We'll play marbles for keeps.
96. for a long time permanently
He stayed angry for keeps.
like other garou, they long for the companionship of packs, but they often find themselves driven to keep to themselves — and on the road.
就像其他的狼人,他们渴求团队的友谊,但是他们经常发现他们被自己驱使去保持自我,上路了。
to learn that they are masters of what they keep to themselves and slaves of what they say.
去懂得自己是守住的言语的主人、脱口的奴隶;
they can keep to themselves all they damn well please.
没关系等他们喜欢我了。
that hasn’t stopped speculation about al and tipper gore, who are behaving with grace and dignity as they keep to themselves their reasons for ending 40 years of marriage.
当戈尔夫妇,这么一对儿相敬如宾的模范夫妻决定结束他们长达40年的婚姻而不对外公开原因时,虽有古语为训,但外界的猜测还是沸反盈天。
celebrate庆祝;过节;举行宗教仪式
commemorate庆祝,纪念;成为…的纪念
observe观察;说;注意到;评论
break间断;休息;短假;缺口;破裂;进攻;骨折;结束;机会;(斯诺克)一次连续得分;蓓蕾
transgress违反;违法;越界
violate违反;侵犯,妨碍;亵渎