English / phrasal verb
Keep to
MEANING IN ENGLISH
To strictly adhere to a schedule, plan, limit, or established rule.
In context
01
To prepare thoroughly for semester finals, you must keep to your daily revision timetable.
02
The professor instructed every presentation group to keep to the allocated ten-minute limit.
Synonyms
adhere to,stick to,follow
Antonyms
deviate from,breach,violate
Collocations
keep to the schedule,keep to the rules,keep to the topic