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to keep up
[phrase form: keep]
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seguir
to preserve something at a consistently high standard, price, or level
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mantener despierto, impedir dormir
to prevent someone from going to sleep
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mantenerse, seguir el ritmo
to move or progress at the same rate as someone or something else
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mantener, conservar
to continue using or practicing something
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continuar, mantenerse
(of situations or weather conditions) to continue without stopping
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mantener, cuidar
to maintain a house, garden, or property in good condition
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mantenerse al día, estar al tanto
to stay knowledgeable and informed about current events or developments in a specific field or area of interest
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mantenerse en contacto, seguir en contacto
to maintain communication with someone
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mantener, seguir
to continue a particular action or behavior
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mantenerse al día, cumplir con
to regularly meet financial obligations or perform routine tasks to avoid problems
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Ejemplo
Regular maintenance helps to keep up the performance of the machinery.
She practices her musical skills daily to keep up her performance level.
Encouraging messages from loved ones help keep up the soldiers' morale on the battlefield.
The company managed to keep up its commitment to quality despite market fluctuations.
In order to keep up the quality of their products, the company invests in research and development.
