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1. v( kept)1) храни́тьwhere do you keep your tools? — где у тебя́ инструме́нт?
keep this seat for me, please — сохрани́те, пожа́луйста, э́то ме́сто для меня́
keep a secret — храни́ть секре́т
God keep you! — храни́ тебя́ Бог!
2) заде́рживатьwhat kept you? — что тебя́ так задержа́ло?
I haven't kept you waiting, have I? — наде́юсь, я не заста́вил себя́ ждать?
3) держа́ть(ся)he was kept in prison for a while — его́ како́е-то вре́мя продержа́ли в тюрьме́
keep together! — не расходи́тесь!
4) сохрани́ть у себя́we always keep this item in stock — у нас э́то всегда́ есть в прода́же
keep the change! — сда́чи не на́до!
5) содержа́тьkeep rabbits — разводи́ть кро́ликов
6) соблюда́ть- keep away from smbkeep quiet! — ти́ше!, соблюда́йте тишину́!
- keep smth back
- keep smth down
- keep from smth
- keep off
- keep up
- keep abreast of smb/smth
- keep books
- keep smb company
- keep cool
- keep fit
- keep house
- keep in mind smth
- keep in touch with smb
- keep late hours
- keep moving!
- keep doing smth
- keep one's head/temper
- keep pace with smb
- keep smb posted
- keep records
- keep right!
- keep shop
- keep your fingers crossed!
- keep smth up to date
- in keeping with 2. nсодержа́ние сshe earns her keep — она́ зараба́тывает себе́ на жизнь, она́ себя́ соде́ржит
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