be a keeper

1. To be appreciated and revered, so much so that others want to "keep" one around. I know Katie's a keeper—why do you think I asked her to be my girlfriend? You're a keeper, you know that? I love you so much.

2. To be worth retaining. This sweater's still a keeper, if you ask me. It's a great color. Look how beat-up this old pan is. Come on, it's not a keeper.

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释义	be a keeper be a keeper 1. To be appreciated and revered, so much so that others want to "keep" one around. I know Katie's a keeper—why do you think I asked her to be my girlfriend? You're a keeper, you know that? I love you so much. 2. To be worth retaining. This sweater's still a keeper, if you ask me. It's a great color. Look how beat-up this old pan is. Come on, it's not a keeper. See also: keeper Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: flash around be more fun than a barrel of monkeys come to (one's) assistance come to assistance assistance be lost on be lost on (one) be lost on somebody be lost on someone all things to all people, be
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