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to keep in
[phrase form: keep]
01
to suppress one's emotions or feelings
Transitive: to keep in one's emotions
02
to not let someone leave a particular place
03
to ensure that somebody has a continuous and sufficient supply of a specific resource or necessity
keep in
v
Example
She tried to keep in her frustration and not show it to her team.
Despite the excitement, he managed to keep in his laughter during the serious meeting.
It was difficult for her to keep in her tears during the emotional movie.
The spare batteries are kept in the top drawer of the storage cabinet.
Due to its volatile nature, the solution was kept in a sealed container.
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