英语词汇“keep up (also keep up with)”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

keep up (also keep up with)

1Move or progress at the same rate as someone or something else: often they had to pause to allow him to keep up...

The level of funding increase that has been provided for schools and early childhood centres has not even kept up with the rate of inflation.
During the same period the typical investor lost 10 percent of his or her portfolio and workers' wages barely kept up with the rate of inflation.
This ensured that state pensions kept up with the rate at which salaries were rising.

Synonyms

keep pace, keep abreast

keep pace with, keep abreast of;

rival, challenge, compete with, vie with, match, touch, equal

2Meet a commitment to pay or do something regularly: if you do not keep up with the payments, the loan company can make you sell your home...

It encourages my child to attend college regularly and punctually and keep up with the course work.
According to the National Consumer Council, about six million families are already struggling to keep up with credit commitments at a time when borrowing is rising.
Janny felt healthier and had enough energy to keep up with her commitments.

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单词	keep up (also keep up with)
释义	keep up (also keep up with) 1Move or progress at the same rate as someone or something else: often they had to pause to allow him to keep up... The level of funding increase that has been provided for schools and early childhood centres has not even kept up with the rate of inflation. During the same period the typical investor lost 10 percent of his or her portfolio and workers' wages barely kept up with the rate of inflation. This ensured that state pensions kept up with the rate at which salaries were rising. Synonyms keep pace, keep abreast keep pace with, keep abreast of; rival, challenge, compete with, vie with, match, touch, equal 2Meet a commitment to pay or do something regularly: if you do not keep up with* the payments, the loan company can make you sell your home*... It encourages my child to attend college regularly and punctually and keep up with the course work. According to the National Consumer Council, about six million families are already struggling to keep up with credit commitments at a time when borrowing is rising. Janny felt healthier and had enough energy to keep up with her commitments. See parent entry: keep
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