keeping

keeping
noun (care or charge: The money had been given into his keeping.) cuidado
keeping
tr['kiːpɪŋ]
noun
1 cuidado, custodia
he left his keys in his mother's keeping le dejó las llaves a su madre
I entrusted the money to John for safe keeping confié el dinero a John para mayor seguridad
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
in keeping with conforme a, en armonía con
out of keeping with en desacuerdo con
keeping ['ki:pɪŋ] n
1) conformity: conformidad f, acuerdo m
in keeping with: de acuerdo con
2) care: cuidado m
in the keeping of: al cuidado de
keeping
adj.
guardador adj.
n.
conservación s.f.
custodia s.f.
guarda s.f.
manutención s.f.
observación s.f.
protección s.f.
'kiːpɪŋ
mass noun
a) (conformity)

in keeping with — <with lawadition> en conformidad con

a building out of keeping with its surroundings — un edificio que desentona or no armoniza con su entorno

b) (trust, care)

to leave something/somebody in somebody's keeping — dejar algo/a alguien al cuidado de alguien

['kiːpɪŋ]
N
1) (=harmony)

to be in keeping with — estar de acuerdo con, estar en armonía con

to be out of keeping with — estar en desacuerdo con

her clothes were totally out of keeping with the elegant setting — la ropa que llevaba desentonaba totalmente con el elegante entorno

2) (=care, custody)

to be in the keeping of X — estar en manos de X

to be in safe keeping — estar en un lugar seguro, estar en buenas manos

to give sth to sb for safe keeping — poner algo al cuidado de algn

* * *
['kiːpɪŋ]
mass noun
a) (conformity)

in keeping with — <with law/tradition> en conformidad con

a building out of keeping with its surroundings — un edificio que desentona or no armoniza con su entorno

b) (trust, care)

to leave something/somebody in somebody's keeping — dejar algo/a alguien al cuidado de alguien


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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