Keep at
/kiːp æt /B1
PreIntermediate
1. To continue working on or persisting with a task or activity despite difficulties or discouragement.
- Even though the puzzle was difficult, she decided to keep at it until she solved it.
- If you keep at your studies, you will see improvements soon.
- Despite the rain, the workers kept at the construction project to meet the deadline.
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