Rechercher
to stay
01
rester
to remain in a particular place
Intransitive: to stay | to stay sometime | to stay somewhere
02
rester, séjourner
to live somewhere for a short time, especially as a guest or visitor
Intransitive: to stay somewhere | to stay with sb
03
rester
to continue to be in a particular condition or state
Linking Verb: to stay in a specific manner | to stay [adj]
05
soutenir, assister
to offer assistance or encouragement to someone in need
Transitive: to stay sb
07
tenir, stabiliser
to stabilize or hold a mast in place using ropes, wires, or other supportive devices
Transitive: to stay a mast
Stay
04
suspension, interdiction
a legal order that temporarily halts proceedings or actions
Specialized05
entoilage, tige
a thin, rigid strip made of material such as metal, plastic, or bone, used to reinforce parts of clothing, such as shirt collars or corsets, to maintain their shape
Old use
stay
01
Attends, Reste
used to tell someone to stop for a moment, often in a poetic or dramatic way
Old usestay
v
overstay
v
overstay
v
stayer
n
stayer
n
Exemple
We were about to leave, but our friends convinced us to stay for a game of cards.
The weather is too unpredictable, so it's better to stay indoors.
Sorry, but I have another appointment, so I can't stay long.
Volunteers stayed the victims of the disaster with supplies and emotional support.
Reassurances from the doctor stayed the family's worries about the surgery.
