keep off (Meaning)

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keep off (v)

refrain from certain foods or beverages

refrain from entering or walking onto

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The sign read "Keep Off the Grass," but the children didn't listen and ran across the lawn.
The park ranger warned the hikers to keep off the trail that was closed due to a rockfall.
The zookeeper put up a sign that said "Keep Off the Elephants" after one of the animals charged at a visitor who got too close.
The museum curator asked the visitors to keep off the antique furniture in order to preserve it.
The teacher told her students to keep off their cell phones during class so they could focus on their work.
The homeowner put up a fence to keep off stray animals from wandering onto his property.
The doctor advised the patient to keep off sugary foods and drinks in order to manage their diabetes.
The athlete was told to keep off her injured foot until it had fully healed.
The security guard was instructed to keep off people from entering the restricted area without authorization.
The environmentalist urged the community to keep off the coral reefs to protect the delicate marine ecosystem.

refrain from certain foods or beverages, refrain from entering or walking onto

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The sign read "Keep Off the Grass," but the children didn't listen and ran across the lawn.

The park ranger warned the hikers to keep off the trail that was closed due to a rockfall.

The zookeeper put up a sign that said "Keep Off the Elephants" after one of the animals charged at a visitor who got too close.

The museum curator asked the visitors to keep off the antique furniture in order to preserve it.