keep a diary — to regularly write down one's thoughts, experiences, or daily events in a personal journal
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to regularly write down one's thoughts, experiences, or daily events in a personal journal
Pronunciation (IPA): /kiːp ə ˈdaɪəri/
Korean meaning: 일기를 쓰다, 개인적인 생각이나 경험을 기록하다
Korean pronunciation: 킵 어 **다이**어리
Example Sentences
- I decided to keep a diary to track my progress in learning English.
- He keeps a diary, but it's mostly complaints about his cat ignoring him.
- My grandmother kept a diary for 60 years, and now it reads like a historical novel!
keep a diary
VERB//kiːp ə ˈdaɪəri//
to regularly write down one's thoughts, experiences, or daily events in a personal journal
to regularly write down one's thoughts, experiences, or daily events in a personal journal
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Keep a diary deep into the night, even when you weep!
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Keep은 고대 영어 'cēpan'(지키다)에서, diary는 라틴어 'dies'(날)에서 유래. 매일의 기록을 지켜나간다는 의미로 발전했다.
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“I decided to keep a diary to track my progress in learning English.”
“He keeps a diary, but it's mostly complaints about his cat ignoring him.”
“My grandmother kept a diary for 60 years, and now it reads like a historical novel!”
“Keeping a gratitude diary helped her focus on positive aspects of life.”
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