keep distance

keep one's distance (from someone or something)

Fig. to maintain a respectful or cautious distance from someone or something. Keep your distance from John. He's in a bad mood. Keep your distance from the fire.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Becky	BEK-ee	English
Taylor	['teilə]
Polykarpos	-	Ancient Greek
Zeus	ZOOS (English)	Greek Mythology
Constanze	-	German
Amram	AM-ram (English), ahm-RAHM (Hebrew)	Biblical, Biblical Latin, Biblical Hebrew