keeping
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/ˈkiːpɪŋ/
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/ˈkiːpɪŋ/
noun
R
Taking care of something to keep it in good condition.
Keeping the house clean is a full-time job.
R
Being in a good state because of proper care.
The bike is still in great keeping after many years.
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Having something and not giving it away.
The treasure is in his keeping until he decides to sell it.
R
Looking after someone or something.
The cat is in the keeping of a kind neighbor.
verb
R
To maintain something in its original state.
She is keeping the car in perfect condition.
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To hold onto something and not let it go.
I will be keeping the letter as a memento.
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To take care of someone or something.
The dog is keeping the sheep safe from wolves.
R
To continue to have or experience something.
She is keeping her cool during the argument.
translation
Taking care of something to keep it in good condition.; Being in a good state because of proper care.; Having something and not giving it away.; Looking after someone or something.
To maintain something in its original state.; To hold onto something and not let it go.; To take care of someone or something.; To continue to have or experience something.
Word Forms
Plural
keepings