keep up the good work

To continue performing or executing one's duties to an established degree of excellence or adequacy. Usually used as a phrase of praise and encouragement. The design is looking really good so far, Martha. Keep up the good work! I just wanted to swing by the branch and make sure your team was keeping up the good work!

Keep up the good work.

Please keep doing the good things that you are doing now. (A general phrase of encouragement.) Father: Your grades are fine, Bill. Keep up the good work. Bill: Thanks, Dad. "Nice play," said the coach. "Keep up the good work!"

词组	keep up the good work
释义	keep up the good work keep up the good work To continue performing or executing one's duties to an established degree of excellence or adequacy. Usually used as a phrase of praise and encouragement. The design is looking really good so far, Martha. Keep up the good work! I just wanted to swing by the branch and make sure your team was keeping up the good work! See also: good, keep, up, work Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Keep up the good work. Please keep doing the good things that you are doing now. (A general phrase of encouragement.) Father: Your grades are fine, Bill. Keep up the good work. Bill: Thanks, Dad. "Nice play," said the coach. "Keep up the good work!" See also: good, keep, up, work McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: (one's) best foot forward break a leg Break a leg! (as) sure as eggs (is eggs) this too shall pass (away) give it time 57 go get 'em keep the faith Keep the faith baby!
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