Hanapin
to keep at
[phrase form: keep]
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panatilihin ang, hikayatin
to encourage or force someone to continue working on a task, project, or goal
Ditransitive: to keep at sb a task or project
keep at
v
Halimbawa
The team will keep at the project until it's completed to their satisfaction.
She faced many obstacles but decided to keep at her dream of becoming a successful writer.
It's important to keep at your studies even when the material gets challenging.
No matter how difficult the task, he never gives up and keeps at it until he succeeds.
Despite setbacks, he had the determination to keep at his fitness routine and reach his goals.
