Vocab Bloom Hub

keeping

/ˈkiːpɪŋ/

Traducción: Acción de conservar, poseer o cuidar algo, o de cumplir con una norma o compromiso; también, lo que se mantiene o custodia., Verbo que denota la acción de conservar la posesión de algo, continuar realizando una acción o mantener un estado o condición.

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noun

/ˈkiːpɪŋ/B2formal
  • esAcción de conservar, poseer o cuidar algo, o de cumplir con una norma o compromiso; también, lo que se mantiene o custodia.

The act of retaining, preserving, or maintaining something in a specific condition, or the cost associated with the maintenance of a person or property.

incontable

  1. Maintenance and SupportB2formal

    The provision of food, clothing, and other necessities for a person, or the care and management required for property or animals.

    esManutención y cuidado

    • The annual expenditure for the preservation of the historic estate has doubled.
    • A significant portion of the budget is allocated to the care and feeding of the sanctuary animals.
    • Parents are legally responsible for the material support and well-being of their offspring.
    • The landlord is responsible for the general upkeep and structural repairs of the apartment block.
    • She dedicated her life to the nurturing and protection of endangered species.

    Sinónimoscarechargecustodykeepmaintenancesubsistencesupportsustenanceupkeep

  2. Agreement or HarmonyC1formal

    The state of being consistent or in harmony with something else, typically used in the phrase 'in keeping with'.

    esConformidad o armonía

    • The modern glass extension was designed to be in complete harmony with the traditional stone cottage.
    • His humble lifestyle is in direct alignment with his philosophical beliefs.
    • The new regulations were introduced in accordance with international safety standards.
    • The vibrant decorations were perfectly in balance with the festive spirit of the event.
    • The lawyer argued that the client's actions were in conformity with the existing legislation.

    Sinónimosaccordanceagreementconformitycongruityconsistencycorrespondenceharmony

    Antónimosconflictdisagreementdiscorddisharmonyinconsistency

  3. Custody or CareB2formallegal

    The state of being in the charge or control of a person or institution for protection or preservation.

    escustodia o cuidado

    • The confidential documents were placed in the secure protection of the national archives.
    • The court granted the grandmother temporary supervision of the children during the trial.
    • Valuable artifacts are held in the safe guardianship of the museum's vault.
    • The suspect was released into the parental oversight of his family until the hearing.
    • The evidence was meticulously logged and kept under official control at the precinct.

    Sinónimoscarechargecustodyguardianshipprotectionsafekeepingsupervisiontrusteeship

Formas
  • keeping's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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verb

keep/kiːp/A1formal
  • esVerbo que denota la acción de conservar la posesión de algo, continuar realizando una acción o mantener un estado o condición.

A verb used to indicate the act of retaining possession, continuing an action, or maintaining a state or condition.

verbo irregular

  1. Retain possessionA1formal

    To have or continue to have something; not give it away.

    esConservar la posesión

    • You can keep the change.
    • She keeps all her old letters.
    • He decided to keep the gift.

    Sinónimosholdmaintainpossesspreserveretainwithhold

    Antónimosabandoncedediscardforfeitgivereleaserelinquishreturnsurrenderyield

  2. Continue doingA1formal

    To continue or persist in an action or state.

    esseguir haciendo

    • Keep going straight until you see the sign.
    • Keep quiet during the movie.
    • Keep working hard and you'll succeed.

    Sinónimoscarry oncontinuego onkeep onmaintainpersistproceed

    Antónimosceasediscontinuehaltquitstop

  3. Store or preserveA2formal

    To store something for future use or to maintain in good condition.

    esguardar o conservar

    • Keep the milk in the fridge.
    • They keep their wine in a cellar.
    • Keep your promises to build trust.

    Sinónimosconserveholdmaintainpreservereserveretainsavestashstockstore

    Antónimosabandondiscarddisposesquanderwaste

  4. Protect or maintainB1formal

    To protect, maintain, or manage something.

    esProteger o mantener

    • Keep the fire burning all night.
    • She keeps the garden beautifully.
    • He keeps a diary of his travels.

    Sinónimoscare forguardmaintainmanagepreserveprotectsafeguardsustaintenduphold

    Antónimosabandondiscardforsakeneglectrelease

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

Variantes phrasalkeep awaykeep downkeep inkeep offkeep onkeep outkeep up

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Condiciones heredadas

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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Generated by language models and not human-verified: definitions, examples, levels and translations may contain errors.