Keep On (doing Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep On (doing Something) Idiom mean?

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keep on (doing something) What does keep on (doing something) mean?	continue	She is careless and keeps on making the same mistakes over and over.
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touch base with someone What does "touch base with someone" mean?	briefly meet or make contact with someone	briefly meet or make contact with someoneI touched base with my uncle before he left on his trip to Mexico.

in and out What does "in and out" mean?	coming in and going out often	He has been in and out all day but I don`t know where he is at the moment.
what's up What does "what's up" mean?	idiom. what is going on now
as long as What does "as long as" mean?	provided that, on condition that	"As long as you promise to be very careful you can borrow my car."
Do the needful What does "Do the needful" mean?	(India) If you do the needful, you do what is necessary.
fish for a compliment What does "fish for a compliment" mean?	to try and get someone to give you a compliment	The girl was fishing for a compliment when she asked her friend about her new dress.

give (someone) a piece of one's mind What does "give (someone) a piece of one's mind" mean?	to scold or become angry with someone	When I met my friend yesterday, I gave her a piece of my mind.
lay away money What does "lay away money" mean?	to save money	I am trying hard to lay away enough money to buy a car.
get on (someone's) nerves What does "get on (someone's) nerves" mean?	to irritate someone	The constant complaints of my coworkers get on my nerves.
take the money and run What does "take the money and run" mean?	to accept what is offered to you before the offer is gone	I plan to take the money and run as I do not believe that I will get any more money for the settlement of my car accident.

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Keep On (doing Something) Idiom