kept

简明释义

英[kept]美[kept]

adj. 被包养的

v. （使）保持，处于；继续，重复（做某事）；使耽搁（keep 的过去式和过去分词）

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1.She kept her promise to visit them.

她遵守诺言去看望了他们。

2.The rain kept up all afternoon.

雨下了整整一个下午。

3.You're an hour late—what kept you?

你晚了一小时—什么事把你给耽误了？

4.He kept giving quick blinks.

他不停地快速眨眼。

5.She kept her tone light.

她一直用温和的语气说话。

6.They kept grumbling that they were cold.

他们不停地嘟囔着说冷。

7.The dog kept barking all night.

那只狗整晚不停地叫。

8.She kept her room tidy and organized.

她的房间总是保持整洁有序。

9.He kept the secret to himself.

他保守了这个秘密。

10.They kept the tradition alive for generations.

他们延续了这个传统几代人。

11.She always kept her promises.

她总是遵守她的承诺。

作文

In the heart of a bustling city, there was a small bookstore that had been kept alive by the passion of its owner, Mrs. Thompson. For over twenty years, she kept the shelves filled with a carefully curated selection of books, ranging from classic literature to contemporary novels. The atmosphere of the store was cozy, and the smell of old paper and fresh coffee kept customers coming back for more. Mrs. Thompson believed that books were not just objects; they were vessels of knowledge and imagination that kept the spirit of creativity alive.Every Friday evening, she kept a book club meeting where avid readers gathered to discuss their latest reads. This tradition kept the community engaged and fostered friendships among people who shared a love for literature. During these meetings, members would share their thoughts, and Mrs. Thompson would often share her own insights, which kept the discussions lively and thought-provoking.One day, a young girl named Emily walked into the store. She had always loved reading but had never found a place that kept her interest for long. However, as soon as she entered Mrs. Thompson's bookstore, she felt a sense of belonging. The walls kept stories that resonated with her, and she quickly became a regular visitor. Mrs. Thompson kept an eye on Emily, noticing her enthusiasm for books and her inquisitive nature.As time went on, Mrs. Thompson kept encouraging Emily to explore different genres. She would suggest books that kept Emily’s imagination alive. One day, Mrs. Thompson handed Emily a worn-out copy of 'Pride and Prejudice' and said, "This book has kept me company in many lonely nights. I hope it kept you company too." Emily was captivated by the story, and it kept her up late at night, turning pages until she finished it.Years passed, and the bookstore faced challenges. With the rise of online shopping, fewer customers kept visiting. However, Mrs. Thompson never lost hope. She kept organizing events like poetry readings and author signings, which kept the spirit of the bookstore alive. The community rallied around her, realizing how much the store meant to them. They understood that Mrs. Thompson kept the essence of literature thriving in their lives.One day, Mrs. Thompson decided to retire. She wanted to pass on her legacy to someone who would continue to cherish the bookstore. She kept searching for the right person until she found Emily, who had grown into a passionate young woman with dreams of her own. Mrs. Thompson kept her faith in Emily, believing that she could carry the torch forward.On the day of the transfer, Mrs. Thompson handed Emily the keys and said, "You have kept this place alive in your heart, and now it’s time for you to kept it alive for others." Tears welled up in Emily’s eyes as she realized the weight of the responsibility. She promised to honor Mrs. Thompson’s legacy and kept the bookstore thriving.As Emily took over, she kept the traditions alive while introducing new ideas. She kept the book club going and even started a blog to reach out to younger audiences. The bookstore continued to be a haven for book lovers, proving that when passion is kept alive, it can inspire generations to come.

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