keep down
US /kiːp daʊn/
UK /kiːp daʊn/

1.
réduire, maîtriser, maintenir bas
to prevent something from increasing or becoming too high
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We need to keep down our expenses this month.
Nous devons réduire nos dépenses ce mois-ci.
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The government is trying to keep down inflation.
Le gouvernement essaie de maîtriser l'inflation.
2.
maintenir, rabaisser, empêcher de réussir
to prevent someone from rising or succeeding
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They tried to keep him down, but he eventually rose to the top.
Ils ont essayé de le maintenir, mais il a finalement atteint le sommet.
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Don't let anyone keep you down.
Ne laisse personne te rabaisser.