Phrasal Verb - keeping for
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.Definition
The phrasal verb 'keep for' means to save or set aside something for a specific purpose or person in the future. It implies an intention to use or give the item to someone at a later time.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | I'll keep this coat for you when it gets colder. |
| 2 | She kept the letter for a long time before deciding to read it. |
| 3 | The chef kept the wine for aging in oak barrels for several years. |
| 4 | He kept the money for a rainy day. |
| 5 | I'll keep this seat for you at the concert. |
| 6 | She kept the receipt for the refund. |
| 7 | We kept the tickets for the game as souvenirs. |
| 8 | He kept the promise for her and sent her the gift. |
| 9 | She kept the dress for her sister's wedding. |
| 10 | They kept the land for farming purposes. |