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Discover Ludwig"keep your nose" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to mind one's own business or to not get involved in someone else's affairs. Example: "I suggest you keep your nose out of their argument. It's none of your business."
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He said: 'You've got to keep your nose clean.
Saline solutions can keep your nose and eyes moist, providing a barrier against germs.
You keep your nose clean, respect authority and have never joined a protest march.
RJ: Yeah, but just working makes you obviously keep your nose to the grind.
Keep your nose to the grindstone, or your fingers on the keyboard and your eyes on the screen.
More importantly, salt to taste: keep your nose out of the book and close to the pot.
The lesson, he said, "was to trust the system, keep your nose clean, study hard, be a technocrat".
On the course, one of the teachers said: "You'd better keep your nose clean, or you'll be out.
If using willpower to keep your nose to the grindstone feels like a struggle, that's because it is.
His advice to a young dancer auditioning for Mr. Feld's first company in 1969 was just "keep your nose over your left foot".
"It's a true testament if you work hard, you keep your nose clean, good things can happen, and he's worked very hard at doing both those things".
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