Vocab Bloom Hub

keep off

/kiːp ɒf/

Traducción: Verbo frasal que indica mantenerse alejado de algo o evitar el contacto o la cercanía con ello, o impedir que algo se acerque o toque.

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verb

/kiːp ɒf/B2formal
  • esVerbo frasal que indica mantenerse alejado de algo o evitar el contacto o la cercanía con ello, o impedir que algo se acerque o toque.

A phrasal verb used to indicate staying away from something or preventing something from touching or approaching.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Avoid touching or stepping onformal

    To stay away from a surface or area; to not touch or step on something.

    esNo pisar / no tocar

    • Please keep off the grass.
    • The sign says 'Keep off the wet paint'.
    • Keep off the newly polished floor until it dries.

    Sinónimosavoidstay off

    Antónimossteptread

  2. Avoid a topicinformal

    To refrain from discussing a particular subject.

    esevitar un tema

    • Let's keep off the topic of politics at dinner.
    • He tried to keep off the subject of his ex-girlfriend.
    • They kept off the sensitive issue during the meeting.

    Sinónimosavoidbypassdodgeevadesidestepskirt

    Antónimosaddressbroachdiscussraise

  3. Prevent from approachinginformal

    To stop something from coming near or affecting someone.

    esmantener alejado

    • This spray will keep off mosquitoes.
    • The umbrella kept off the rain.
    • A fence keeps off stray animals from the garden.

    Sinónimosavertdeterfend offhold offkeep awayrepelstave offward off

    Antónimosadmitwelcome

Formas
  • kept off past participle
  • kept off past simple
  • keeping off present participle
  • keeps off third person singular

Verbo basekeep

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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