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keep

/kiːp/

Traduction: Nom commun désignant la partie centrale et la plus fortifiée d'un château médiéval, servant de dernier refuge défensif; également le donjon lui-même., Verbe signifiant conserver la possession de quelque chose, continuer à faire une action ou maintenir un état ou une condition.

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noun

/kiːp/B1formal
  • frNom commun désignant la partie centrale et la plus fortifiée d'un château médiéval, servant de dernier refuge défensif; également le donjon lui-même.

A noun referring to the innermost and strongest part of a medieval castle, serving as a final defensive stronghold.

  1. Food suppliesB2formal

    Food and other necessities stored for use.

    frProvisions

    • The ship had enough keep for the long voyage.
    • They stocked up on keep before the storm hit.
    • The castle's keep included provisions for a siege.
  2. Tower of a castleC1formal

    The strongest part of a medieval castle, used as a final refuge.

    frDonjon

    • The attackers surrounded the castle's keep.
    • The defenders retreated to the keep.
    • The keep housed the lord's family during the battle.

    Synonymesdonjondungeon

Formes
  • keeps plural form
  • keeps' possessive plural form
  • keep's possessive singular form
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verb

/kiːp/A1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant conserver la possession de quelque chose, continuer à faire une action ou maintenir un état ou une condition.

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

verbe irrégulier

  1. Retain possessionA1formal

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

    frGarder (conserver)

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

    Synonymesholdmaintainpossesspreserveretainwithhold

    Antonymesabandoncedediscardforfeitgivereleaserelinquishreturnsurrenderyield

  2. Continue doingA1formal

    To continue or persist in an action or state.

    frContinuer à faire

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

    Synonymescarry oncontinuego onkeep onmaintainpersistproceed

    Antonymesceasediscontinuehaltquitstop

  3. Store or preserveA2formal

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

    frconserver

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

    Synonymesconserveholdmaintainpreservereserveretainsavestashstockstore

    Antonymesabandondiscarddisposesquanderwaste

  4. Protect or maintainB1formal

    To protect, maintain, or manage something.

    frPréserver ou maintenir

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

    Synonymescare forguardmaintainmanagepreserveprotectsafeguardsustaintenduphold

    Antonymesabandondiscardforsakeneglectrelease

Formes
  • 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

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