keep in good with (one)

keep in good with (one)

To continue to be the object of one's favor or act in a way that causes one to be pleased. I suggest you keep in good with the IT team. That way, you'll never have to wait long if you need help with your computer. She made a point of keeping in good with the police officer who patrolled the area.

See also: good, keep

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keep in good with someone

to remain in someone's favor. I always try to keep in good with the boss's secretary. It's also good to keep in good with the boss.

See also: good, keep

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