Keep on
/kiːp ɒn/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To continue to do something or persist in an activity.
- Despite the rain, they decided to keep on with the picnic.
- She told him to keep on practicing his piano scales.
2. To carry on a conversation or situation as before.
- Even after the protests, the company kept on with its current policies.
- He was told to keep on going with his story despite the interruptions.
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