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keep up
/ˈkiːp ʌp/

keep up

🇺🇸 American English
/tu ˈkip ʌp/
🇬🇧 British English
/ˈkiːp ʌp/
🇷🇺 Russian
[uspʲɪˈvatʲ]
Meaning of keep up

stay at the same pace

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keep up

When to use keep up

keep up with class

успевать за классом

keep up with lessons

успевать за уроками

keep up with work

успевать за работой

keep up with progress

успевать за прогрессом

keep up with pace

успевать за темпом

keep up usage examples

🇷🇺Russian🇬🇧English

Я просматриваю записи лекций по выходным, чтобы успевать за содержимым курса.

I watch the recorded lectures on weekends to keep up with the course.

🇷🇺Russian🇬🇧English

Если вы отстанете, напишите своему преподавателю, чтобы узнать, как успевать с заданиями.

If you fall behind, email your tutor to ask how to keep up with the assignments.

Similar words

keep up

To succeed in maintaining the same speed, level, or progress; to not fall behind.

have time (to)

Focuses on having enough time to do something; often directly matches 'успевать' when talking about schedules.

catch up (with)

Implies being behind first and then making progress to reach the same level as others.

manage

Means to succeed in doing something or cope; can overlap with 'have time' but is broader (includes coping/handling).

stay abreast of

Means to keep informed about the latest developments; more formal and used for information or news rather than physical pace.

Test yourself

успевать → ?
keep up - успевать
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keep upуспевать
childребёнок
studentстудент
examэкзамен
homeworkдомашняя работа
gradeоценка
onlineонлайн

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Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between keep up / have time (to) / catch up (with) / manage / stay abreast of / stay up-to-date

🇬🇧English
keep up

To succeed in maintaining the same speed, level, or progress; to not fall behind.

A2Very Often

I can't keep up with the new lessons.

Я не успеваю за новыми уроками.

H
🇬🇧English
have time (to)

Focuses on having enough time to do something; often directly matches 'успевать' when talking about schedules.

A2Often

Do you have time to help me with this today?

У тебя есть время помочь мне с этим сегодня?

C
🇬🇧English
catch up (with)

Implies being behind first and then making progress to reach the same level as others.

A2Very Often

He needs to catch up with the rest of the group.

Ему нужно догнать остальных/наверстать отставание.

🇬🇧English

Means to succeed in doing something or cope; can overlap with 'have time' but is broader (includes coping/handling).

A2Very Often

I managed to finish the homework on time.

Мне удалось закончить домашнее задание вовремя.

S
🇬🇧English
stay abreast of

Means to keep informed about the latest developments; more formal and used for information or news rather than physical pace.

B1Rarely

She tries to stay abreast of new technology.

Она старается быть в курсе новых технологий.

S
🇬🇧English
stay up-to-date

To remain informed and current with recent information, tools, or skills.

A2Often

Keep your skills up-to-date with regular practice.

Поддерживай свои навыки в актуальном состоянии с помощью регулярной практики.

K
🇬🇧English
keep on top of

To stay in control of tasks or responsibilities so that nothing builds up; more about organization than simple pace.

B1Often

I try to keep on top of my emails every morning.

Я стараюсь держать свою почту под контролем каждое утро.

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How to pronounce keep up and what this word means

keep up translation: успевать. This page includes translation, pronunciation, transcription, audio, usage examples and related words.

how to pronounce keep up

/ˈkiːp ʌp/

keep up translation

успевать

keep up examples

I watch the recorded lectures on weekends to keep up with the course.

keep up transcription

/ˈkiːp ʌp/, /tu ˈkip ʌp/

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keep up meaning: what does it mean?

stay at the same pace

keep up pronunciation: how do you pronounce it?

keep up is pronounced as /ˈkiːp ʌp/. Audio is available on this page when the word has a recording.

keep up definition and sentence examples: how is it used in a sentence?

I watch the recorded lectures on weekends to keep up with the course. Translation: Я просматриваю записи лекций по выходным, чтобы успевать за содержимым курса.

Is keep up part of Online Learning vocabulary?

Yes, keep up (успевать) can be learned in the Online Learning topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

Is keep up part of Study and Work vocabulary?

Yes, keep up (успевать) can be learned in the Study and Work topic. This semantic link helps build related word lists and topic-based practice.

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