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question		réponse
be kept in commencer à apprendre		be detained after normal hours as a punishment
keep at commencer à apprendre		continue working at sth You should keep at your studies.
keep back commencer à apprendre		hide Keep back! The building is about to collapse.
keep down commencer à apprendre		repress The government keeps down any attempt of an uprising
keep in with commencer à apprendre		continue to be friendly Poland keeps in with America.
keep on commencer à apprendre		continue doing sth "Keep on moving, far away" DP
keep on at commencer à apprendre		continue talking in an irritating way She kept on at him to get some qualifications.
keep to commencer à apprendre		follow Please keep to the rules.
keep up (with) commencer à apprendre		progress at the sam rate ... wage increases which keep up with inflation.
keep up with commencer à apprendre		1) stay at an equal level with sth 2) be informed about sth 1) Things are changing so fast, it's hard to keep up. 2) I keep up with the news.
land in commencer à apprendre		get into trouble, difficulties land in hot water - nawarzyć sobie piwa
land up commencer à apprendre		end (usu. in difficulties) If he carries on drinking like that, he'll land up in hospital.
lay aside commencer à apprendre		put aside Perhaps he will lay aside his problems and rise to this challenge...
lay into commencer à apprendre		attack (with blows or words) Joe's mom lay into him when he came home late last night.
lay off commencer à apprendre		stop doing sth irritating
lay out commencer à apprendre		spend You will lay out a fortune for this dining table.
let down commencer à apprendre		1) disappoint 2) lower sth My uncle is a tailor, so he can let your pants down.
let in for commencer à apprendre		involve in trouble I didn't know what I was letting myself in for when I agreed to do that job.
let in on commencer à apprendre		allow sb to share a plan, secret, etc We'll let her in on our plans.
let on commencer à apprendre		reveal a secret Don't let on that you know me.
let out commencer à apprendre		1) make (a garment etc) looser or larger (opp: take in) 2) utter a cry 1) I need to let out this skirt because I have gained weight. 2) When she saw him, she let out a cry of horror.
let sb off commencer à apprendre		not punish severely The policeman let him off (with a warning).
let sb through commencer à apprendre		allow sb to pass an exam or a test też: The invalid was let through to the front of the queue
let up commencer à apprendre		become less in degree The rain let up.
let up on commencer à apprendre		treat sb less severely Why don't you let up on the poor child?

Evans - CPE (Chpt 8)

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