keep in with
US /kip ɪn wɪð/
・UK /ki:p ɪn wɪð/
B2
phr.v.Maintain good relations with someone for personal benefit.
She tries to keep in with the management to advance her career.
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Curry favour: The English We Speak
- Another way of saying it is you are 'trying to keep in with someone.'
Another way of saying it is you are 'trying to keep in with someone.'
- Another way of saying it is you're trying to keep in with someone.
Another way of saying it is you're trying to keep in with someone.