keeps, kept, keeping
to keep up
phrasal verbC
Stay informed about current events or trends
- 1I try to keep up with the news every morning.
- 2It's hard to keep up with all the new technology.
Learn what is happening in the world now. Read news, watch TV, or listen to the radio often. This helps you know about new things, important stories, or changes. You will understand what people are talking about and not miss important information.
People often say "keep up with the news" or "keep up with trends" when talking about following updates in a specific area, like technology, sports, or fashion.
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at a transit station
Staying Informed on the Go
Sarah
Hey Mark, did you hear about the new tech conference happening next month?
Mark
No, I didn't. I've been so busy lately, it's hard to keep up with all the news.
Sarah
I know what you mean. I try to read the headlines during my commute.
Mark
That's a good idea. I'll start doing that too.
during a community gathering
Catching Up During Fellowship
Joseph
Hey Emily, have you heard about the new community project?
Emily
No, I haven't. It's hard to keep up with everything these days.
Joseph
I know, but it's really exciting! They're planning to renovate the old park.
Emily
That sounds great! I'll try to stay more updated.
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Similar to "to keep up":
- 1stay informed
- 2stay updated
to keep up meanings: