Got to
Keep from
Keep from verb - To resist the temptation of.
Both terms in one sentence
- In regards to above, is Gibb's team the family he never got to have (his subordinates as his "kids" and Ducky as a surrogate father-figure) or a crutch he uses to keep from moving on with his life?
- After Eddie wins the race, Chris reveals that he, Sabine, and Matt got to keep their vehicles afterward and asks Eddie what he got to keep from his trip.
Source: Brick Joke / Live-Action TV
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