英语词组keep something up to date是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

keep something up to datekeep (someone/something) up to date

to provide the latest information to someone or for something.

Every week I have to keep the lists up to date by adding or deleting names.The company has a computer wizard on the staff who keeps us up to date on the latest in electronics.

keep (someone or something) up to date

1. To ensure someone has the most current and accurate information (about something). Please keep me up to date regarding the progress of the project. Now that I'm in college, my parents want me to keep them up to date about everything going on in my life.

2. To ensure something is the most current version available. (Often used in reference to technology.) Please make sure to keep your phone's operating system up to date. I don't know where you find the time or money to keep your fashion up to date like that.

3. (used without an object) To have or be informed about the most current and accurate information (about something). I try to make a point of keeping up to date with news from around the world.

词组	keep something up to date
释义	Idiom keep something up to datekeep (someone/something) up to date to provide the latest information to someone or for something. Every week I have to keep the lists up to date by adding or deleting names.The company has a computer wizard on the staff who keeps us up to date on the latest in electronics. (redirected from keep something up to date) keep (someone or something) up to date 1. To ensure someone has the most current and accurate information (about something). Please keep me up to date regarding the progress of the project. Now that I'm in college, my parents want me to keep them up to date about everything going on in my life. 2. To ensure something is the most current version available. (Often used in reference to technology.) Please make sure to keep your phone's operating system up to date. I don't know where you find the time or money to keep your fashion up to date like that. 3. (used without an object) To have or be informed about the most current and accurate information (about something). I try to make a point of keeping up to date with news from around the world.
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