What does Keeping mean?
According to the oxford dictionary, In the noun form, the Definition of Keeping /ˈkēpiNG/ is the action of owning, maintaining, or protecting something.
Here are 25 examples of sentences with the word “keeping.” If you have any questions, please ask via the consultation form above.
- We are keeping our parents in the village as best we can.
- Are they keeping care of your parents when you go to Kalimantan?
- Are you keeping after your wife with full strength?
- The mother cat is keeping care of her two kittens.
- Marya is keeping my love.
- Danilov is keeping the computer in his office working perfectly.
- I am worried you are not keeping after all these things when we go to the village.
- I’m keeping after your items when you go to the park.
- Please let me know if you see someone keeping my house.
- He is keeping his eyes and words to avoid harming other people’s feelings.
- I saw soldiers keeping this hospital with all their might.
- We know that the Army Soldiers have been keeping the northern coast of Java for three years.
- No, they are not keeping with all their strength; they left this place yesterday.
- This dog is keeping his owner’s house while he is away in the village.
- Is your dog keeping your house?
- No one is keeping my house except my brother.
- Are the police keeping turns maintaining your home?
- We saw several security guards keeping our production house in Surabaya.
- Who are the security guards keeping your production site in Jakarta?
- Fadilah, Temon, and Abdul are security guards keeping Bank BCA Surabaya.
- Please tell me who is keeping our Hotel in Samarinda!
- They are the security guards who are keeping your hotel in Samarinda.
- Police are keeping traffic on the road to keep it safe and smooth.
- The police have been in charge of keeping the traffic on this highway since morning.
- Please tell the police who are keeping them that we will give them some fruit as a gift.
