Examples of using To keep out in English and their translations into Polish
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in the winter months is covered to keep out the weather.
nice and early, to keep out of that bloody storm.
such a person should try to keep out of Sahaja Yoga.
I wouldn't have signs up telling'em to keep out. If I wanted to speak to people.
And they have managed to keep out the seismologists and the oil workers with spears and blowguns.
Which poisons and destroys us. to keep out their foul air, The ground shakes!
With garlic to keep out the evil spirits.
The ground shakes to keep out their foul air,
administrative difficulties could provide a convenient cover for protectionist action to keep out unwelcome imports,
You know… the window of the Questura laboratory is garlanded with garlic to keep out the evil spirits.
lined with lead to keep out the damp.
Then we could buy a castle and live in it with armed guards patrolling outside to keep out Count Olaf and his troupe.
find Eric this morning, you said you wanted to keep out of it.
Jimmy Monk visits him in Manchester and tells him to keep out of the London club scene.
Mal who crept in, trying to keep out of the camera.
Built for long life and tough use, the CT-S2000 features an innovative Spill-Shield™ design to keep out moisture, dirt and debris.
This one's not meant to keep out people. Except… It's a perimeter fence, when things got… like we had back at home.
To keep out of trouble.
To keep out the rain.
What's he trying to keep out?