Phrasal Verb - keeping at
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.Definition
To continue doing something, usually a task or an action that requires effort and attention, often with the implication of maintaining a standard or meeting an expectation.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I need to keep at my studies if I want to pass the exam. |
| 2 | He kept at the project despite numerous setbacks. |
| 3 | She couldn't keep at the pace and had to take a break. |
| 4 | They kept at the negotiations for hours to reach an agreement. |
| 5 | I'll keep at my diet and exercise routine to get in shape. |
| 6 | He's finding it hard to keep at his job due to personal issues. |
| 7 | She kept at her painting, creating beautiful works of art. |
| 8 | The team kept at their training to prepare for the competition. |
| 9 | I'll keep at my promises, no matter what. |
| 10 | He couldn't keep at the lie and finally confessed the truth. |