keep together Idiom, Proverb

birds of a feather flock together

people who are similar become friends or join together Don

get it all together

be in full control and possession of one

get it together

become organized, be effective I'll get it together this term. I'll improve my grades.

get together

come to visit, have you over We should get together at Easter. Would you like to visit us?

get your act together

become organized, get it together Bill is getting his act together. He's not late anymore.

get your head together

begin to think clearly, get your act together I need a holiday to get my head together - to think clearly again.

get your shit together

become organized, make a plan and follow it A counsellor can help you get your shit together. Talk to one.

keep body and soul together

keep alive, survive He has been working very hard to try and keep body and soul together after his illness.

lump together

put together, place in the same category They lumped us all together - young, old, rich, poor.

pull together

work together, co-operate If we pull together, we can complete this project on time.

keep together

1. Literally, to bind two or added things physically together. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "keep" and "together." Please don't use staples to accumulate the affidavit together, as they can jam up our fax machines.2. To ensure article charcoal structurally intact. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is acclimated amid "keep" and "together." They've been befitting the table calm with aqueduct tape.3. To abide in a brace or a accumulation with one or added added bodies or animals. OK, kids, amuse accumulate calm as we accomplish our way through the museum. We don't appetite anyone to get lost! The assemblage keeps calm throughout the migration.4. To cause, direct, or acquaint two or added bodies or things to abide in a brace or group. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is usually acclimated amid "keep" and "together." I had a adamantine time befitting all the kids calm at the park. I like to accumulate all my souvenirs calm in a affectation case.5. To ensure that a accumulation of bodies abide together. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "keep" and "together." Really it was alone our aggregate accord with Tommy that kept our accumulation calm in aerial school. Afterwards he left, we all aloof array of went our abstracted ways. My sister has been aggravating her best to accumulate our ancestors together, but there has been too abundant aching over the years.6. To ensure that some alignment does not adjourn or abatement apart. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "keep" and "together." The new CEO vowed to do whatever it took to accumulate the aggregation together. Common interests and ethics accept kept calm this abutment of countries for the aftermost 50 years.7. To ensure addition or oneself charcoal in a functional, coherent, emotionally abiding condition, abnormally admitting or in the bosom of some agitation or difficulty. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "keep" and "together." Sarah was the alone one befitting me calm during that asperous application in my life. I anticipation he'd go off the abysmal end afterwards he got fired, but he absolutely kept himself together. I had a absolutely adamantine time befitting it calm afterwards my wife died.Learn more: keep, together

keep someone or something together

to accumulate things or a accumulation of bodies together; to accumulate something, including a accumulation of people, from falling apart. I achievement we can accumulate our club calm for a few added years. We will accumulate it calm for a while longer. Keep your toys together. Don't besprinkle them all over the house.Learn more: keep, together

keep together

to abide as a group. We will accumulate calm to the actual end. Our accumulation absitively to accumulate together.Learn more: keep, together

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pull the pin pull the plug pull the rug out pull the rug out from under pull the wool over one pull the wool over someone pull the wool over your eyes pull through pull together pull up one pull up stakes pull up your socks pull your chain pull your leg pull your weight pull your wire pull yourself together keep the ball rolling, to keep the faith Keep the faith baby! Keep the faith! keep the flag flying keep the home fires burning keep the lid on (something) keep the lid on something keep the peace keep the pot boiling keep the stork busy keep the stork flying keep the wolf from the door keep the wolf from the door, to keep the/this show on the road keep things straight Keep this to yourself keep time keep to keep to (oneself) keep to (something) keep to a minimum keep to oneself keep to the straight and narrow keep to, stay on, etc. the straight and narrow keep together keep track keep track of (someone or something) keep track of something/someone keep trying keep under keep under (something) keep under cover keep under hat keep under one's hat keep under wraps keep until (some point in time) keep until some time keep up keep up an act keep up appearances keep up the act keep up the good work keep up with (someone or something) keep up with the Joneses keep up with the times keep up, move, etc. with the times keep watch keep watch on keep watch over keep weather eye open