keep tabs on

  • 1keep\ tabs\ on — • keep tab on • keep tabs on v. phr. informal 1. To keep a record of. The government tries to keep tabs on all the animals in the park. 2. To keep a watch on; check. The house mother kept tabs on the girls to be sure they were clean and neat.… …

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  • 2keep tabs on — (someone/something) to watch a person or a situation carefully. Websites use software that keeps tabs on who visits the site. Once you buy a stock, you need to keep tabs on it …

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  • 3keep tabs on — (something/someone) to watch a person or a situation carefully so that you always know what they are doing or what is happening. I like to keep tabs on my bank balance so that I don t get overdrawn. I get the feeling he s keeping tabs on me and… …

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  • 4Keep tabs on — keep account of or a check on: keep tabs on your expenses …

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  • 5keep tabs on — ► keep tabs on informal monitor the activities of. Main Entry: ↑tab …

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  • 6keep tabs on — verb keep a record on or watch attentively The government keeps tabs on the dissidents • Hypernyms: ↑watch, ↑observe, ↑follow, ↑watch over, ↑keep an eye on • Verb Frames: Somebody s something …

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  • 7keep tabs on — verb to monitor; to keep track of; to watch If you are careful to keep tabs on your finances, you should be able to stay within a budget …

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  • 8keep tabs on — Australian Slang keep account of or a check on: keep tabs on your expenses …

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  • 9keep tabs on someone — keep tabs on (someone/something) to watch a person or a situation carefully. Websites use software that keeps tabs on who visits the site. Once you buy a stock, you need to keep tabs on it …

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  • 10keep tabs on something — keep tabs on (someone/something) to watch a person or a situation carefully. Websites use software that keeps tabs on who visits the site. Once you buy a stock, you need to keep tabs on it …

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