Idioms beginning with K

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keep an eye on

Meaning: keep a watch on something or someone closely

Example: The cops always kept an eye on the top trouble makers of the city to ensure that the festival period are not affected. Read more ➺


kill two birds with one stone

Meaning: accomplish two different things at the same time

Example: I have to go to the bank, and on the way back, I'll pick up the groceries as well, killing two birds with one stone. Read more ➺


keep your chin up

Meaning: be stalwart and courageous in a tough situation

Example: Don't let the difficulties intimidate you; keep your chin up. Read more ➺


keep at arm’s length

Meaning: keep distance from something or somebody

Example: I like to keep my office colleagues at arm's length outside of office. I don't want them in my personal life. Read more ➺


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