Vocab Bloom Hub

keep back

/kiːp bæk/

Traduction: Rester à distance ou ne pas s'approcher, ou empêcher quelqu'un ou quelque chose de s'approcher ou d'avancer ; peut aussi signifier retenir ou cacher quelque chose, comme une information ou un objet.

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/kiːp bæk/B2informal
  • frRester à distance ou ne pas s'approcher, ou empêcher quelqu'un ou quelque chose de s'approcher ou d'avancer ; peut aussi signifier retenir ou cacher quelque chose, comme une information ou un objet.

To maintain a distance, stay away, or refrain from approaching; also can mean to withhold or retain something, such as information or an object.

  1. Retain or holdB1formal

    To keep something in one's possession; not to give or share it.

    frgarder pour soi

    • She kept back some money for emergencies.
    • The company kept back a portion of the profits for reinvestment.
    • He kept back the details of the plan from his colleagues.
  2. Prevent from advancingB1formal

    To stop someone or something from moving forward or approaching.

    frtenir à distance

    • The police kept back the crowd from the accident scene.
    • The fence kept back the wild animals from the garden.
    • She kept back her tears during the sad movie.
  3. Conceal or hideB2informal

    To not reveal information or emotions; to suppress.

    frdissimuler

    • He kept back his true feelings about the decision.
    • She kept back the fact that she had seen the accident.
    • They kept back the news from the public for a few days.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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