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keep in with

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˌkiːp ˈɪn wɪð/

keep in with means: To stay on good terms with someone, often because their support may help you.

verb

STAY FRIENDLYB2

To stay on good terms with someone, often because their support may help you.

  • Try to keep in with your boss.
  • She kept in with her former colleagues.
  • He brings gifts to keep in with the people who can help him.

How to use it: keep in with someone (It helps to keep in with the neighbours.)

Similar words: stay friendly with, stay on good terms with

Opposites: fall out with

Common phrases: keep in with someone, keep in with friends

Questions about keep in with

What does keep in with mean?

To stay on good terms with someone, often because their support may help you.

What is keep in with in other languages?

Türkçe: arasını iyi tutmak · Español: mantener buenas relaciones con · Français: rester en bons termes avec · Deutsch: sich gutstellen mit · Italiano: mantenere buoni rapporti con · 日本語: 良好な関係を保つ

How do you pronounce keep in with?

It is pronounced /ˌkiːp ˈɪn wɪð/.

How do you use keep in with in a sentence?

Try to keep in with your boss. She kept in with her former colleagues.

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