keep down in English

verb

keep something at low level; keep under control, keep at reduced level (E.g.: "The baby is sleeping so please keep your voice down"); prevent from increasing (as to keep down the price of milk); keep a person in an inferior position as to prevent this person from advancing or succeeding; stay low, stay in a low position or place where cannot be seen; hold food or drink without throwing it up

Use "keep down" in a sentence

1. He couldn't keep down his anger.

2. Keep down - they're shooting at us!

3. If the enemy opened fire, keep down.

4. Great trees keep down the little ones.

5. I keep down my expenses this year.

6. The government tried to keep down the rebels.

7. Keep down! You mustn't let anybody see you.

8. She is managing to keep down her spending.

9. Keep down or the bullets will hit you!

10. They tried to keep down non-productive expenses.

11. Keep down! You mustn't let anyone see you.

12. Keep down or you'll be hit by shell fragments.

13. They hired hunters to keep down the deer population.

14. We hoe the garden to keep down the weeds.

15. They hoe the garden to keep down the weeds.

16. They are taking steps to keep down the rabbit population.

17. The office buys paper in bulk to keep down costs.

18. Here, you hope there's enough leopard to keep down the baboon.

19. The newly formed bridge companies encouraged competition to keep down prices.

20. I destroy all noisome and rank weeds , I keep down all pestilent vapours.

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22. The rather oilier cloak does keep down the little dander, though not all of it.

23. He moved against her hands, jerkily, almost losing the control he had fought to keep down.

24. Both will keep down our costs - costs that are reflected in the price you pay for electricity.

25. He does not smoke, eats frugally to keep down his weight and trains six days each week.

26. A sitting tenant who came with the greenhouses ... and is doing his bit to keep down the slugs.

27. Apart from adding to the pleasure of a wood, they keep down insects which might harm the trees.

28. For example, you may want to cover only part of the loan, in order to keep down premiums.

29. 5 He does not smoke, eats frugally to keep down his weight and trains six days each week.

30. Consumptive definition: tending to consume or use often wastefully synonyms: exploitive, exploitative, exploitatory antonyms: generative, healthy, fit, keep down

31. In health care, government can pool risks and use its muscle to keep down costs better than any private provider.

32. Indeed(Sentencedict.com), it was found to be difficult sometimes to keep down the number of journals to a manageable size.

33. This District Discount will keep down bills for elderly people and many low-income inner-city residents living on large estates.

34. Is it not true that the Government want to divert that money to keep down the poll tax in Wandsworth and Westminster?

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36. R e c i p e s i n c l u d e pumpkin pie and garlic chicken and lentil soup, with Abbrev i a t i o n s such as "s+p" (salt and pepper) and "tst" (toasted) included to keep down the letter count.