keep out
phrasal verb(keep out)
to not enter a place
keep out
phrasal verb(keep out)
to stop or prevent (someone or something) from entering a place
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to not block someone's path
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to hope to see or find (someone or something)
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to regularly check to see if someone has arrived or if something has appeared or happened
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to avoid becoming involved in (someone else's situation, problem, etc.)
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to not enter (a place)
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to stop or prevent (someone or something) from entering (a place)
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to not become involved in (something)
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to behave well : to not do anything bad
keep out
idiom(keep out)
to cause one to be unable to perform a usual job or function