Stay
volume
British pronunciation/stˈe‍ɪ/
American pronunciation/ˈsteɪ/

Definition & Meaning of "stay"

to stay
01

to remain in a particular place

Intransitive: to stay | to stay sometime | to stay somewhere
to stay definition and meaning
02

to live somewhere for a short time, especially as a guest or visitor

Intransitive: to stay somewhere | to stay with sb
to stay definition and meaning
03

to continue to be in a particular condition or state

Linking Verb: to stay in a specific manner | to stay [adj]
04

to temporarily halt or postpone a legal action or judicial process

Transitive: to stay a legal process
4.1

to stop or reduce the progression or worsening of a negative trend, condition, or situation

4.2

to calm or manage negative emotions or concerns

4.3

to provide temporary relief from hunger

05

to offer assistance or encouragement to someone in need

Transitive: to stay sb
06

to provide structural support to something to keep it upright or stable

Transitive: to stay a structure
07

to stabilize or hold a mast in place using ropes, wires, or other supportive devices

Transitive: to stay a mast
Stay
01

a duration during which someone remains in a place

stay definition and meaning
02

a pause or halt in action, often in a process or activity, before resuming

03

something that counters something undesirable

04

a legal order that temporarily halts proceedings or actions

SpecializedSpecialized
05

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 useOld use
5.1

a structured undergarment worn by women to shape and support the waist

06

ability to withstand hardship

07

a rope or cable used on ships to keep masts or spars steady and secure

Wiki
7.1

a cable or rope used to support a vertical structure

7.2

a wire or cable that supports the structure of an aircraft

01

used to tell someone to stop for a moment, often in a poetic or dramatic way

Old useOld use

stay

v

overstay

v

overstay

v

stayer

n

stayer

n
example
Example
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.
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