Idiom: keep to something
Meaning
Idiom: keep to something
- to continue to do something (often something you said you would do)
- to follow or obey a rule, agreement or instruction
Example sentences
— How can you keep to a low calorie diet during the holidays? I always wait until after New Year’s to diet.
— I hope you will keep to your studies this evening after we leave.
— This time I'm going to keep to my plan to meditate each morning for 15 minutes.
— You should keep to the right for another two miles.
— I'm going to keep to two cups of coffee a day as my doctor suggested.
— My parents and I fight a lot less now that I keep to doing my homework right after school.
— Keep to posting good videos on YouTube and eventually you'll get discovered.
— I wish I could keep to studying English each day but I'm so lazy.
— For the last month I've kept to my morning schedule of waking up early but I just couldn't do it today.
Synonyms
- follow something to the letter
- adhere to
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