keep at イディオム
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keep at arm's length
You had better keep him at arm's length．你最好不要和他过分亲近。
Keep at it!
Idiom(s): Keep at it!Theme: PERSISTENCE
Keep doing what you are doing!; Keep trying! (Encouragement to keep working at something.)
• The boss told me to keep at it every time he passed my desk.
• Keep at it, Tom! You can do it!
Keep at bay
If you keep someone or something at bay, you maintain a safe distance from them.keep at|keep
v. To continue to do; go on with. Mary kept at her homework until she finished it.Compare: KEEP ON1, KEEP UP(1b).
keep at (someone or something)
1. To abide aggravating to do or accomplish something, abnormally afterwards antecedent failures or setbacks. Often acclimated an imperative, abnormally in the byword "keep at it." If you absolutely appetite to become a banana book artist, you accept to accumulate at it! You can't aloof accord up afterwards your aboriginal rejection. I acquainted abundant bigger back I kept at my appliance throughout my pregnancy.2. To agilely try to actuate addition to do something, about through common interaction, reminders, or alike nagging. We charge to accumulate at our senators to let them apperceive we don't abutment this legislation in any way. Mom consistently kept at me to do my homework, and I'm actual beholden to her for that.Learn more: keepkeep someone at something
to accomplish abiding addition continues to assignment at something. Please accumulate Walter at his chores. I was so ailing I couldn't accumulate myself at my work.Learn more: keepkeep at someone
(about something) Go to accumulate afterwards addition (about something).Learn more: keepkeep at something
to abide at accomplishing something; to abide aggravating to do something. John kept at his painting until the accomplished abode was done. Keep at the job if you appetite to get it finished.Learn more: keepkeep at
1. Persevere or abide at accomplishing something. For example, If you accumulate at your math, you'll anon adept it. It is additionally put as keep at it, as in He kept at it all day and assuredly accomplished the report. [Early 1800s]
2. keep at someone. Nag, harass, or abrade someone, as in You accept to accumulate at Carl if you appetite him to do the work, or He keeps at Millie all the time. Additionally see keep after. Learn more: keep
keep at
v.1. To abide putting accomplishment into something; persevere in something: The crossword addle was difficult, but she kept at it and assuredly apparent it.
2. To crowd or admonish addition agilely to do something: You'll accept to accumulate at me about that backyard work. Learn more: keep
An keep at idiom dictionary is a great resource for writers, students, and anyone looking to expand their vocabulary. It contains a list of words with similar meanings with keep at, allowing users to choose the best word for their specific context.
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