Meaning ofkeepin English

Verb

1. to maintain or continue something; uphold
   We will keep the meeting on schedule.
2. to guard or protect someone; watch over
   The security team will keep the area safe.
3. to remain faithful (to a promise); be loyal
   She will keep her promise to attend the wedding.
4. maintain or preserve a condition
   The museum will keep the ancient artifacts in good condition.
5. record events or transactions; track changes
   The accountant will keep a record of all expenses.
6. enter data into a book or record
   The librarian will keep a catalog of new books in the database.
7. to restrain or hold back; limit
   The government will keep the noise level down in residential areas.
8. to financially support (someone); provide necessities
   The charity will keep the orphaned children by providing them with food and shelter.
9. to raise or care for living things
   The farmer will keep the animals healthy and happy on the farm.
10. to conceal or hold secret; protect information
    The company will keep the new product's design secret until its release.
11. to manage or maintain (an establishment)
    The family has kept a small hotel in the town for generations.
12. to reside or stay temporarily
    The tourists will keep at the hotel for a few nights.
13. put away or store something; retain
    She will keep her winter clothes in the attic until next year.
14. to observe or adhere to rules; fulfill them
    The company will keep all safety regulations to ensure a smooth operation.
15. to wait or watch for something
    The staff will keep an eye on the clock to catch the early train.