单词	keep up
释义	English American keep up — phrasal verb with keep uk/kiːp/us/kiːp/verb kept, kept B2 to be able to understand or deal with something that is happening or changing very fast: I read the papers to keep up with what's happening in the outside world. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Understanding and comprehending apprehend apprehension *at your* fingertips idiom attune bear in on/upon common fathom feel fingertip hit make sth/sb out mind picture plumb read between the lines idiom reading realization realize take sth in twig See more results » keep up — phrasal verb with keep us/kip/verb past tense and past participle kept /kept/ (STAY LEVEL) to stay level or equal with someone or something:** You run too fast – I can’t keep up.
随便看	do your family, parents, teacher credit do your family, parents, teacher, etc. credit do your homework do your homework do your level best do your nut do your own thing do your stuff do your very best do your worst do yourself an injury do yourself in do yourself justice do's and don'ts do-gooder do-it-yourself do-not-call do/conduct/take a headcount do/have/work long hours/days do/make a good/bad job of sth do/make sth to order do/try your (very) best do/try your best do/try your utmost do/try your very best