Keep in
/kiːp ɪn/A2
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1. To prevent someone or something from leaving a place.
- They kept the students in during the storm for their safety.
- Due to the flu outbreak, the patients were kept in the hospital longer than expected.
2. To continue feeling or concealing emotions internally.
- She kept her anxiety in during the meeting, not letting anyone see her stress.
- He finds it hard to keep in his excitement about the upcoming trip.
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