1, reserved transitive verb, reserved +n n n.
(1) Example: Reserve a seat.
(2) To give another example, it can be said that keep the money means saving money.
In other words, keep also retains the meaning of saving here.
2. The transitive verb means to obey.
(1) obey the law. It means obeying the law.
(2) leave a word. Keep your promise.
He is a man of his word. He is a man of his word.
3.keep also means to support and improve.
(1) such as raising dogs and pigs. Raise dogs, pigs and so on.
(2) keep home.
4. Transitive verbs mean "(temporary) custody, (temporary) storage, preservation, retention" and so on. Sometimes they can also mean "borrowing".
Please take good care of this dictionary. Please take good care of this dictionary.
5.keep is used as a transitive verb. The common sentence pattern is "keep+object+object complement", which means "keep … in a certain state", which can be divided into the following three situations:
(1) keep+ object+adjective/adverb. Please leave the doors and windows open. Please leave the doors and windows open.
(2)keep+ object+prepositional phrase. Please put your hands behind your back. Please put your hands behind your back.
(3) keep+object +v +V-ing. The old woman is still standing there. The old lady has been standing there, motionless. (keep+object+v-ing = keep on+v v-ing)。
6. Stop someone from doing something. It means to stop someone from doing something.
For example, you can say: Tell him not to smoke. Stop him from smoking.
7.keep is used as an intransitive verb.
(1) Can this fish be preserved until tomorrow? Can this fish be kept until tomorrow?
(2) keep quiet.
(3) Keep smiling. Keep smiling.
(4) keep silent.
(5) Stay happy. Stay happy.
8. When keep is used as a connecting verb, it forms a system table structure with the adjectives behind it, which means "keep a certain state".
You must take care of yourself and keep healthy. You must take care of yourself and keep healthy.