keeping in Czech
keeping in Czech is péče, udržování, živobytí — keeping means agreement or harmony, especially in the phrase "in keeping with".
keeping in Czech
péče
Charge or care.
udržování
Charge or care.
péče
Maintenance; support; provision; feed.
živobytí
Maintenance; support; provision; feed.
What does "keeping" mean?
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noun Agreement or harmony, especially in the phrase "in keeping with".
"The bright colours of the new sign are not in keeping with the quiet street."
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noun Care or custody of something.
"I left my spare keys in my neighbour's keeping while we were away."
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keeping in a sentence
- The bright colours of the new sign are not in keeping with the quiet street.
- Her formal speech was in keeping with the solemn mood of the ceremony.
- I left my spare keys in my neighbour's keeping while we were away.
- The village hall's old records are in the keeping of the local museum.
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What is "keeping" in Czech?
"keeping" in Czech is péče, udržování, živobytí. keeping means: Agreement or harmony, especially in the phrase "in keeping with".
How do you use "keeping" in a sentence?
Example: "The bright colours of the new sign are not in keeping with the quiet street." In Czech, "keeping" is péče, udržování, živobytí.
Are there other ways to say "keeping" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "keeping": péče, udržování, živobytí.
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