keep at (one) about (something)

To continue to remind, encourage, or nag one about something. We need to keep at our senators about this legislation so that they don't let it fall by the wayside. Mom always kept at me about my homework, and I'm very grateful to her for that.

See also: keep

See also:

keep on (one) about (something)
keep on at (one)
keep after
keep after (someone or something)
get on (one) about (something)
dun
dun (someone) for (something)
dun for
nark at (one)
be at

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