keep out of

v.

置身于外；

First Aid KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN
Hoffman: In this dog-eat-dog world, keep pups out of eateries
KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN CAUTION
Analysis: US Airways expected to apply for federal loan guarantees to keep out of bankruptcy
Recycling Plastic Creates Jobs and Helps Keep Pollution Out of the Ocean
A Rich History over the Years, Lots of Officials Have Wished the Post-Dispatch Would Keep out of Their Business
Keep vitamins out of children's hands.
`Morphing' Karate Teens Provoke Parental Parry of Television Violence How to Keep out of Harm's Way Has Become a More Public Issue
Ministers Will Keep out of Airport Row
Assisted suicide and euthanasia in Switzerland: doctors should keep out of it.