to do more than you actually can, bite off more than you can chew, maintaining a pace, continuing an action without stopping, or staying informed, keep up, Prices are rising fast and wages aren’t keeping ____., Prices are rising fast and wages aren’t keeping up., to stay in a particular state, condition, or position, or to make someone or something do this, keep in, They kepy her ___ overnight for observation., They kept her ___ overnight for observation., to continue doing something, or to do something many times, keep on, to prevent someone from learning about something, keep from, to prevent something from touching or being on something else, keep off, 1. to often avoid other people: 2. do not tell anyone about something, keep to oneself, The rain kept ____throughout the day., The rain kept on throughout the day., They think the government is keeping the truth ____ us., They think the government is keeping the truth from us., Keep _____ the grass., Keep off the grass., The doctor told me to keep ____ fatty foods., The doctor told me to keep off fatty foods., advancing one's career by moving from lower-level to higher-level positions, climb up the corporate ladder, grow-? - ? , grow-grew-grown, VoiP, Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) is a category of hardware and software that enables voice calls to be made and received over the internet..

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