keeping

keeping
noun, no pl.
1) no art.

be in keeping with something — einer Sache (Dat.) entsprechen; (be suited to something) zu etwas passen

2) (custody)

give something into somebody's keeping — jemandem etwas zur Aufbewahrung [über]geben

* * *
noun (care or charge: The money had been given into his keeping.) der Gewahrsam
* * *
keep·ing
[ˈki:pɪŋ]
n no pl
1. (guarding) Verwahrung f; (care) Obhut f
to leave sb/sth in sb's \keeping jdn/etw in jds Obhut lassen
the \keeping of the law das Hüten des Gesetzes
3. (obeying) Einhalten nt, Befolgen nt
in \keeping with an agreement im Einklang mit [o entsprechend] einer Vereinbarung
* * *
['kiːpɪŋ]
n
1)

(= care) to put sth in sb's keeping — jdm etw zur Aufbewahrung übergeben

See:
safe keeping
2) (of rule) Beachten nt, Einhalten nt
3)

in keeping with — in Übereinstimmung or Einklang mit

her behaviour was out of keeping with the dignity of the occasion — ihr Benehmen entsprach nicht der Feierlichkeit des Anlasses

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keeping
A s
1. Verwahrung f, Aufsicht f, Pflege f, Obhut f:
put in sb’s keeping
a) jemanden in jemandes Obhut geben,
b) jemandem etwas zur Aufbewahrung geben;
be in safe keeping sicher aufbewahrt sein; academic.ru/63754/safekeeping">safekeeping
2. Pflege f:
in good keeping
a) in gutem Zustand,
b) gepflegt
3. Übereinstimmung f, Einklang m:
be in (out of) keeping with
a) (nicht) in Einklang stehen oder (nicht) übereinstimmen mit,
b) (nicht) passen zu,
c) (nicht) entsprechen (dat);
in keeping with the times zeitgemäß
B adj haltbar, dauerhaft:
keeping apples Winteräpfel
* * *
noun, no pl.
1) no art.

be in keeping with something — einer Sache (Dat.) entsprechen; (be suited to something) zu etwas passen

2) (custody)

give something into somebody's keeping — jemandem etwas zur Aufbewahrung [über]geben

* * *
adj.
aufbewahrend adj.
haltbar adj.
haltend adj.

English-german dictionary. 2013.

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