/kiːps/
VERB
To continue to have, hold, or retain something rather than giving it away, losing it, or disposing of it.
Refers to continuing to possess or hold something, such as an object, property, document, or personal belonging.
Refers to setting aside or storing money, supplies, food, or other resources for later use rather than using or spending them immediately.
VERB
To cause or allow someone or something to remain in a particular state, condition, position, or situation.
Refers to ensuring that someone or something continues to remain in a desired or existing condition, such as cleanliness, order, health, or readiness.
Refers to controlling, restraining, or holding someone or something in a particular position or condition, often to prevent unwanted movement or change.
VERB
To observe, obey, fulfill, or remain faithful to rules, agreements, promises, obligations, or established practices.
Refers to acting in accordance with established rules, laws, regulations, instructions, or standards.
Refers to doing what one has promised or agreed to do and honoring personal or professional commitments.
VERB
To provide care, protection, supervision, or attention to someone or something.
Refers to looking after people, animals, or property by providing necessary care, attention, supervision, or protection.
Refers to managing, administering, or running a business, institution, household, or other organized establishment.
VERB
To continue doing something without stopping, interrupting, or abandoning the activity.
Refers to carrying on with an activity, process, or effort over a period of time, often despite difficulties or challenges.
VERB
To observe, celebrate, or commemorate a particular holiday, festival, anniversary, or special occasion.
Refers to celebrating or observing a customary holiday, religious occasion, festival, or traditional event.
NOUN
The strongest central tower of a medieval castle or fortress, designed as a place of defense and refuge.
Refers to the principal fortified tower within a castle, often serving as the last defensive stronghold and a place of refuge during an attack.