Keresés
to keep in with
[phrase form: keep]
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to maintain a positive relationship or connection with someone, often for personal gain or advantage
Példa
Some people keep in with their neighbors to have a supportive community.
She wanted to keep in with her influential friends in the industry.
Maintaining professionalism is essential to keep in with clients and partners.
He attempts to keep in with his in-laws to have a harmonious family life.
He always tries to keep in with the boss to secure promotions.
