keep out
US /kiːp aʊt/
UK /kiːp aʊt/
1.
to prevent someone or something from entering a place
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The sign said 'Danger! Keep out!'
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We need to keep the dog out of the kitchen.
2.
to prevent someone from knowing about something
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They tried to keep the news out of the papers.
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She always tries to keep me out of her personal life.