Examples of using Has to keep in English and their translations into Finnish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
Someone has to keep an eye on.
A relationship is like a shark, you know, it has to keep moving.
She has to keep preparing.
I don't know, he's… he has to keep his job.
She has to keep her commitments.
Xabi Alonso's the man who has to keep his cool here.
He has to keep people in line.
I won't let all of this become a burden for her. But she has to keep up.
One has to keep up appearances.
Is there a law that says teacher's pay has to keep up with cost of living increases?
He has to keep them alive.
Calcium: Could make your cells save much less fat by informing that your tract is properly nourished as well as no more has to keep fat.
A girl has to keep up appearances.
The provisions of this article relate to transfers from third countries: the payee's PSP has to keep the information on the payer for at least five years, irrespective of whether that information is complete or not.
Who has to keep his cool here. Xabi Alonso's the man.
My friend has to keep his route.
He has to keep them alive.
Your agency has to keep a distance.
She has to keep it a secret, right?
Now Bonnie has to keep me alive.
He has to keep them alive so he can starve them a while.
A tradesman has to keep his word.
He has to keep them alive so he can starve them.
The Fifth Column has to keep their heads down.
Someone has to keep your mom away from the food.
Everyone has to keep their heads.
Someone has to keep you sane around your mother.
And someone has to keep an eye on him.
At the same time, the EU has to keep the balance between measures taken vis-à-vis third countries investments and actions taken in the context of the internal market with respect to EU investments.
You're the one who has to keep up appearances, Professor.