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1 간수
n. warder; bittern, any of a number of brown herons which live in marshes (found in Europe and North America); keeping; maintaining -
2 간수하다
v. keeping -
3 겉돌다
v. does not mix, does not merge, be out of keeping with -
4 구명의
adj. life saving, keeping people from dying -
5 기록하는
adj. recording, keeping a record -
6 맡기다
v. give into keeping, deposit with, put in charge of; entrust, trust someone with a certain responsibility or duty (also intrust), entrust with; deposit, put a sum of money in a bank for safekeeping -
7 보온
n. keeping warm, heat insulation -
8 보유
n. possession, retention, act of keeping possession -
9 붙잡아둠
n. detainment, detention, act of keeping in custody, confinement -
10 새장
n. birdcage, enclosure made from bars or wires and used to house birds; aviary, place for keeping many birds -
11 수금
n. waterfowl, any of a number of birds which swim on and live near water (i.e. ducks, geese, etc.); imprisonment, confinement, keeping in prison; collection of money; harp -
12 수문
n. lines in the palm of the hand; floodgate, gate designed to regulate water flow, sluice, lock gate, water gate; keeping a gate -
13 안방
n. inner room, keeping room -
14 양봉
n. bee keeping, apiarian -
15 유지
n. oilpaper, dying wishes, remains, maintenance, oil and fat, cream, volunteer, grease, keeping, conservation, keep -
16 조화
n. floral tribute, creation, artificial flower, harmony, unison, keeping, unity, economy -
17 집 안에 들어 박혀 있기를 좋아하는
adj. home keeping -
18 집 안에 들어 박혀 있기를 좋아하는 것
n. home keeping -
19 취업
n. employment, work, occupation, keeping busy
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Keeping — Keep ing, n. 1. A holding; restraint; custody; guard; charge; care; preservation. [1913 Webster] His happiness is in his own keeping. South. [1913 Webster] 2. Maintenance; support; provision; feed; as, the cattle have good keeping. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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keeping — ► NOUN ▪ the action of keeping something. ● in (or out of) keeping with Cf. ↑out of keeping with … English terms dictionary
keeping — [kēp′iŋ] n. 1. observance (of a rule, holiday, promise, etc.) 2. care; custody; charge 3. maintenance or means of maintenance; keep 4. the condition in which something is kept 5. reservation for future use; preservation in keeping with in… … English World dictionary
keeping — index administration, charge (custody), compliance, conservation, constraint (imprisonment), control ( … Law dictionary
keeping in — index detention Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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keeping — n. care 1) in keeping (in safe keeping) conformity 2) in keeping with (in keeping with regulations) 3) out of keeping with * * * [ kiːpɪŋ] out of keepingwith [ care ] in keeping (in safe keeping) [ conformity ] in keeping with (in keeping with… … Combinatory dictionary
keeping — keep|ing [ˈki:pıŋ] n 1.) in keeping (with sth) matching something or suitable in a particular situation ▪ In keeping with tradition, everyone wore black. 2.) out of keeping (with sth) not matching something or not suitable in a particular… … Dictionary of contemporary English
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