keepinggerundium / partizip präsens
UK
/ˈkiːpɪŋ/
US
/ˈkipɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something suitable for being kept or stored.
Definitionen
Suitable for being kept or stored; having good shelf life or preservation qualities.
These are a particularly keeping variety of apple that will last through the winter.
keepingsubstantiv
keepings
Pl.
Übersetzungen
The keeping of old traditions is important for cultural heritage.
Сохранение старых традиций важно для культурного наследия.
Proper keeping of documents is essential for any organization.
Правильное хранение документов необходимо для любой организации.
The keeping of animals requires responsibility and care.
Содержание животных требует ответственности и заботы.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
The act of holding or retaining something in one's possession.
The keeping of old letters can be a way to preserve memories.
The act of maintaining or managing something.
The keeping of the garden requires regular attention and care.
Conformity or harmony with something.
His actions were in keeping with the company's policies.
The provision of financial or material support for a person or animal; maintenance.
He agreed to pay for the child's keeping until she turned eighteen.
keepverb

keeping

Gerundium

kept
Präteritum
kept
Partizip Perfekt
keeping
Gerundium
UK
/kiːp/
US
/kip/
Übersetzungen
Please keep the door closed.
Пожалуйста, держите дверь закрытой.
Try to keep calm during the meeting.
Постарайтесь сохранять спокойствие во время встречи.
Keep the change.
Оставьте сдачу себе.
I keep my old photos in a box.
Я храню свои старые фотографии в коробке.
Keep walking until you reach the park.
Продолжайте идти, пока не дойдете до парка.
Definitionen
To have or retain possession of something.
She decided to keep the old letters in a box.
To continue or cause to continue in a specified condition, position, or course.
He tried to keep the conversation light and friendly.
To store or maintain something in a specified condition.
You should keep the milk in the refrigerator to prevent it from spoiling.
To fulfill or adhere to a promise or agreement.
He promised to keep his word and finish the project on time.
To prevent someone or something from doing something or going somewhere.
The fence was built to keep the animals from wandering off.
To remain in a specified state or condition; to continue without changing.
The weather kept fine throughout the weekend.
keepsubstantiv
Definitionen
The strongest or central tower of a castle, used as a last resort of defense.
The soldiers retreated to the keep when the outer walls were breached.
The cost of maintaining a person or animal, especially in terms of food and lodging.
He worked hard to earn his keep at the farm.