英：[ki:p peis]
美：[kip pes]
keep pace如何读
keep pace是什么意思
并列：与其他人并驾齐驱，如在比赛中；
keep pace英英释义
verb
transitive verb
to retain in one's possession or power
kept the money we found
to refrain from granting, giving, or allowing
kept the news back
to have in control
keep your temper
to take notice of by appropriate conduct : fulfill: such as
to be faithful to
keep a promise
to act fittingly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
to conform to in habits or conduct
keep late hours
to stay in accord with (a beat)
keep time
preserve, maintain: such as
to watch over and defend
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue to maintain
keep watch
to cause to remain in a given place, situation, or condition
keep him waiting
to have or maintain in an established position or relationship—often used with onkept the cook on
keep a mistress
to maintain a record in
keep a diary
to have customarily in stock for sale
to restrain from departure or removal : detain
keep children after school
hold back, restrain kept him back with difficulty
keep them from going
save, reserve kept some out for a friend
keep some for later
to refrain from revealing
keep a secret
to confine oneself to
keep my room
to stay or continue in keep your seat
keep the path
to stay or remain on or in usually against opposition : hold
kept her ground
conduct, manage
keep a tearoom
intransitive verb
to maintain a course, direction, or progress
keep to the right
to continue usually without interruption keep quiet keep on smiling
keep talking
to persist in a practice kept on smoking in spite of warnings
kept bothering them
stay, remain keep off the grass: such as
keep out of the way
to stay even—usually used with up
keep up with the Joneses
to remain in good condition
meat will keep in the freezer
to remain secret
the secret would keep
to call for no immediate action
the matter will keep until morning
abstain, refrain
can't keep from talking
to be in session
school will keep through the winter—W. M. Thayer
of a quarterback to retain possession of a football especially after faking a handoff
chiefly British live, lodge
noun
the means or provisions by which one is kept
earned his keep
one that keeps or protects: such as
fortress, castlespecifically: the strongest and securest part of a medieval castle
one whose job is to keep or tend
prison, jail
keeper sense 5
maintenance
archaic custody, charge
verb
transitive verb
to retain in one's possession or power
kept the money we found
to refrain from granting, giving, or allowing
kept the news back
to have in control
keep your temper
to take notice of by appropriate conduct : fulfill: such as
to be faithful to
keep a promise
to act fittingly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
to conform to in habits or conduct
keep late hours
to stay in accord with (a beat)
keep time
preserve, maintain: such as
to watch over and defend
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue to maintain
keep watch
to cause to remain in a given place, situation, or condition
keep him waiting
to have or maintain in an established position or relationship—often used with onkept the cook on
keep a mistress
to maintain a record in
keep a diary
to have customarily in stock for sale
to restrain from departure or removal : detain
keep children after school
hold back, restrain kept him back with difficulty
keep them from going
save, reserve kept some out for a friend
keep some for later
to refrain from revealing
keep a secret
to confine oneself to
keep my room
to stay or continue in keep your seat
keep the path
to stay or remain on or in usually against opposition : hold
kept her ground
conduct, manage
keep a tearoom
intransitive verb
to maintain a course, direction, or progress
keep to the right
to continue usually without interruption keep quiet keep on smiling
keep talking
to persist in a practice kept on smoking in spite of warnings
kept bothering them
stay, remain keep off the grass: such as
keep out of the way
to stay even—usually used with up
keep up with the Joneses
to remain in good condition
meat will keep in the freezer
to remain secret
the secret would keep
to call for no immediate action
the matter will keep until morning
abstain, refrain
can't keep from talking
to be in session
school will keep through the winter—W. M. Thayer
of a quarterback to retain possession of a football especially after faking a handoff
chiefly British live, lodge
noun
the means or provisions by which one is kept
earned his keep
one that keeps or protects: such as
fortress, castlespecifically: the strongest and securest part of a medieval castle
one whose job is to keep or tend
prison, jail
keeper sense 5
maintenance
archaic custody, charge
keep pace词源英文解释
Verb and Noun Middle English kepen, from Old English cēpan; perhaps akin to Old High German chapfēn to look
The first known use of keep was before the 12th century
keep pace儿童词典英英释义
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep1 of 2verb
to be faithful to : fulfill
keep a promise
to act properly in relation to
keep the Sabbath
protect
keep us from harm
to take care of : tend
keep a garden
to continue doing something : maintain keep on working keep that up and you'll get into trouble
keep silence
to have in one's service or at one's disposal
keep a car
to preserve a record in
keep a diary
to have on hand regularly for sale
keep neckties
to continue to have in one's possession or power
kept the marbles I won
to prevent from leaving : detain was kept after school
keep a person in jail
to place for storage keep my socks in a drawer
keeps the catsup in the refrigerator
to hold back
keep a secret
to remain or cause to remain in a place, situation, or condition keep him waiting
keep off the grass
to continue in an unspoiled condition
food that keeps well
refrain entry 1
keep from talking
to take charge of (as a business) : manage
kept an inn
keep2 of 2noun
the strongest part of a castle in the Middle Ages
the necessities of life
earn one's keep
keep pace 例句
1 His mental development kept pace with the growth of his body.
他的智力发展和他的体格发育齐头并进。
2 The local newspaper keeps people informed about what's happening in town.
3 The girls had to hasten their steps to keep pace with his.
女孩子们得加快步子才能赶得上他.
4 The article offers tips on how to keep kids safe near water.
5 The little boy can't keep pace with his big brothers.
这个小男孩跟不上他大哥哥们的步子.
6 He was trying to keep pace with the leader.
他努力跟上领导的节奏.
7 One should keep pace with the times.
一个人应该跟上时代的步伐。
8 But, if output does not keep pace with demand, prices increase.
但如果生产跟不上需求, 物价就上涨.
9 She works so fast I cannot keep pace.
她干得很快,我跟不上.
10 We help our clients keep pace with globally company.
我们帮助客户跟上全球经济发展的步伐.
11 I can't decide whether to sell my old car or keep it for another year.
12 Even Sir Leicester's gallantry has some trouble to keep pace with her.
甚至连莱斯特爵士这样殷勤体贴的人,要想追随她的左右,也感到头痛.
13 We feel in ourselves all the vigour and spirit to keep pace with the universe.
我们觉得自己活力充盈,精神饱满,可与宇宙并驾齐驱.
14 We must keep pace with the new development of modern scientific research.
我们必须跟上现代科学研究的新发展.
15 the keep of the stable is mainly left to the two equine-loving daughters
16 While the company laid off some employees, others had hopes of keeping their jobs.
17 Transportation infrastructure flat - out failing to keep pace with economic activity.
交通基础设施严重落后于经济发展的速度.
18 She's going to keep the money she found.
19 I asked them to keep quiet.
20 They were walking so fast that the small boy could hardly keep pace with them.
他们走得太快,那小男孩几乎跟不上.
keep pace 同义词
1 并驾齐驱
apace level pegging keep up keep up with in tandem keep pace with in tandem with neck and neck
2 跟上
3 步调一致
keep pace 短语相关
keep abreast of
keep up
keep one's head down
keep an eye on
keep in with
keep one's eyes glued to
keep one's word
keep it on the q.t.
keep it short and sweet
keep company