VOCABULARY - IDIOMS

Keep tabs on

Meaning:

to monitor; to keep track of; to watch.

Examples:

  • Seems like someone wants to keep tabs on the chief.
  • You say you always keep tabs on your enemies.
  • I just want to keep tabs on where he's been.
  • I want you to keep tabs on the professor.
  • I can't keep tabs on every project.
  • Now that Darcy's out of play, I need somebody else to keep tabs on the major.
  • I want you to keep tabs on him.
  • And don't forget to keep tabs on Neelix's little project in the Mess Hall.
  • Yeah, but this way you can keep tabs on each other.
  • I need somebody else to keep tabs on the major.