keep head

keep one's head

Fig. to remain calm and sensible when in an awkward situation that might cause a person to panic or go out of control. She was very angry. We had to calm her down and encourage her to keep her head. Always try to keep your head when others are panicking.

keep your head

to be calm despite danger or difficulty keep your cool When Lisa collapsed he kept his head and tried to revive her, but nothing worked. Opposite of: lose your head

keep your head

to stay calm, especially in difficult or dangerous situations Can you keep your head at times of pressure and stress?

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Berenike	-	Ancient Greek
Maui	-	Hawaiian, Polynesian Mythology
Alonzo	[ə'lɔnzəu]
TomaŽ	-	Slovene
Alcott	['ɔ:lkət]
Royston	ROIS-tən	English (Rare)