keep in
US /kiːp ɪn/
UK /kiːp ɪn/
1.
tenere dentro, trattenere
to prevent someone or something from leaving a place or situation
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The fence was built to keep the animals in.
La recinzione è stata costruita per tenere gli animali dentro.
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She tried to keep her emotions in during the difficult meeting.
Ha cercato di tenere le sue emozioni dentro durante la difficile riunione.
2.
restare in casa, rimanere al chiuso
to remain at home or indoors
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It's raining heavily, so we should keep in today.
Piove forte, quindi dovremmo restare in casa oggi.
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He had to keep in for a few days after his surgery.
Ha dovuto restare in casa per alcuni giorni dopo l'intervento.