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To have everything one's neighbours have. bly-fiks تمارين المحافظَه على اللياقَه البدنيَّه поддържане във форма manutenção kondiční cvičení kondiční sich gesund halten motionering motions- γυμναστική, γυμναστικός ejercicios de mantenimiento rütmivõimlemine نرمش؛ ورزش سبک kuntoilu gymnastique לִשמוֹר עַל כּוֹשֶר कसरत održavanje forme konditorna sistem latihan leikfimi (esercizi di ginnastica per mantenersi in forma) 美容体操 건강 유지 kasdienė mankšta veselības vingrojumi menjaga kesihatan conditietraining fysisk trening, kondisjonstrening kondisjons- ćwiczenia sprawnościowe پاسته او متناسب،يو ډول سپورت manutenção (de) gimnastică зарядка gymnastika gymnastický kondicijska telovadba kondicijski ostati fit motion การรักษาตัว formunu koruma 健身運動 підтримання фізичної форми ایک خاص قسم کی ورزش giữ gìn sức khỏe 体操 ˈkeepsake ( -seik) noun 2 keep somebody onKEEP/CONTINUE TO HAVE to continue to employ someone, especially for longer than you had planned If youre good, they might keep you on. When you use disappearing messages in your WhatsApp chats, you can choose to keep messages in the chat to prevent them from disappearing, as long as the. She's very keen on keep-fit but it doesn't do her much good ( also adjective) keep-fit exercises. My students are so rambunctious and inattentive. to continue doing something even though it is difficult: Its too early for you to get discouraged just keep on keeping on. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between 'keep' and 'on.' The incoming administration has promised to keep the current economic plan on track. Just keepin' on keepin' on.' You've got to just keep on keeping on, no matter how trying the work may get. To ensure that someone or something continues to work or make progress as planned, expected, or desired. 'Keeping' is often colloquially shortened to 'keepin'.' A: 'Hey, Mike, how you doing' B: 'Not bad, homie. Guidance for employees and employers: employment rights when on maternity, paternity, adoption or parental bereavement leave - keeping in touch days. They kept on until they came to a petrol station. To continue (some activity or life in general) as best as one can.

KEEP ON SERIES

A series or system of exercises, usually simple, intended to improve the physical condition of ordinary people, especially women. to continue (doing something or moving) continuare He just kept on going until he was too exhausted to continue.












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