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Phrase(s): keep someone or something for someone
1. to retain and care for someone or something. • I would be happy to keep Rover for you while you are away. • Would you keep my dog for me? 2. to keep someone or something in reserve for someone. • John wanted to return to the accounting department, but I will keep him here for you for last-minute changes. • I am keeping some birthday cake here for you, since you will miss the party.
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs