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  • Conjugation : past  staid ; past  stayed ; ing  staying
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary

stay [steɪ]
  1. 1. noun [c] 逗留
    We want to make your stay as enjoyable as possible.
    我们尽量你的逗留愉快
  2. 2. noun (in institution) 暂住
    an overnight stay in hospital
    医院暂住的一夜
  3. 3. vi. (in place,position) 呆
    "Stay here," Kate said. "I'll bring the car."
    “呆在这里,”凯特说,“我把车开过来。”
  4. 4. vi. (in town,hotel,someone's house) 逗留
    How long can you stay in Brussels?
    你能在布鲁塞尔逗留多长时间
  5. 5. vi. (in state,situation) 保持
    information on how to stay healthy
    有关如何保持健康资料
  6. 6. vt. to stay the night 过夜
    to stay with sb
    在某人家暂住
    computers are here to stay
    电脑深深扎下根来
    to stay put
    固定不动
    to stay ahead of sth/sb
    领先于某物/某人

Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary

stay [steɪ]
  1. 1. vi. 维持……的状态仍然是
  2. 2. vi. 停在原地停留
    We are staying in Detroit; we are not moving to Cincinnati.
    我们就待在底特律我们现在不向辛辛那提州搬家
  3. 3. vi. 居住暂住留宿
    You can stay with me while you are in town.
    在城中停留期间,你可以与我住在一起
    Stay a bit longer--the day is still young.
    再呆一会儿吧,天还早着呢
  4. 4. verb 继续做;继续留在
    After graduation,she stayed on in Cambridge as a student adviser.
    毕业之后,她留在剑桥大学做学生辅导员
  5. 5. vi. 留下
    I had to stay at home and watch the children.
    必须呆在家里照看孩子
  6. 6. vt. 停止终止
    Please stay the bloodshed!
    停止屠杀
  7. 7. vi. 余留,存留
    The smell stayed in the room.
    味道在屋里总是挥之不去
  8. 8. vt. 坚持到底坚持到……结束
  9. 9. vt. [Law] 暂缓执行延缓
    The judge stayed the execution order.
    法官暂缓死刑执行令
  10. 10. vt. 加固
  11. 11. vt. 缓解缓和减轻
  12. 12. n.[c] 停留逗留滞留
    They had a nice stay in Paris.
    他们巴黎逗留非常愉快
  13. 13. n.[c] 停止停顿
    The momentary stay enabled him to escape the blow.
    短暂的停留让他能够稍微休息一下
  14. 14. n.[c] [Law] 暂缓执行缓期
    The supreme court has the power to stay an injunction pending an appeal to the whole court.
    最高法院有权暂缓某一意在搁置向全院提起上诉禁令
  15. 15. n.[c] 撑条
  16. 16. n.[c] [Navigation] 支索
  17. 17. n.[c] [Figurative] 支柱支撑物

Collins English-English Dictionary

stay [steɪ]
  1. 1. vi. [intr] to continue or remain in a certain place, position, etc
    to stay outside
  2. 2. vi. [copula] to continue to be; remain
    to stay awake
  3. 3. vi. [intr; often foll by at] to reside temporarily, esp as a guest
    to stay at a hotel
  4. 4. vt. [tr] to remain for a specified period
    to stay the weekend
  5. 5. vi. [intr] [Scot and South African] to reside permanently or habitually; live
  6. 6. vi. [Archaic] to stop or cause to stop
  7. 7. vi. [intr] to wait, pause, or tarry
  8. 8. vt. [tr] to delay or hinder
  9. 9. vt. [tr] to discontinue or suspend (a judicial proceeding)
  10. 10. vt. to hold in abeyance or restrain from enforcing (an order, decree, etc)
  11. 11. vt. to endure (something testing or difficult, such as a race)
    a horse that stays the course
  12. 12. vi. [intr; usually foll by with] to keep pace (with a competitor in a race, etc)
  13. 13. vi. [intr] [poker] to raise one's stakes enough to stay in a round
  14. 14. vt. [tr] to hold back or restrain
    to stay one's anger
  15. 15. vt. [tr] to satisfy or appease (an appetite, etc) temporarily
  16. 16. vt. [tr] [Archaic] to quell or suppress
  17. 17. vi. [intr] [Archaic] to stand firm
  18. 18. vi. See put
  19. 19. n the act of staying or sojourning in a place or the period during which one stays
  20. 20. n the act of stopping or restraining or state of being stopped, etc
  21. 21. n the suspension of a judicial proceeding, etc
    stay of execution
  22. 22. n See also stay out
  23. 23. n [Etymology] C15 staien, from Anglo-French estaier, to stay, from Old French ester to stay, from Latin stare to stand
stay [steɪ]
  1. 1. n anything that supports or steadies, such as a prop or buttress
  2. 2. n a thin strip of metal, plastic, bone, etc, used to stiffen corsets, etc
  3. 3. vt. [tr] [Archaic] [often foll by up] to prop or hold
  4. 4. vt. [often foll by up] to comfort or sustain
  5. 5. vt. [foll by on or upon] to cause to rely or depend
  6. 6. vt. See also stays
  7. 7. vt. [Etymology] C16: from Old French estaye, of Germanic origin; compare stay3
stay [steɪ]
  1. 1. n a rope, cable, or chain, usually one of a set, used for bracing uprights, such as masts, funnels, flagpoles, chimneys, etc; guy
  2. 2. n See also stays
  3. 3. n [Etymology] Old English stæg; related to Old Norse stag, Middle Low German stach, Norwegian stagle wooden post

Examples

stay around
在附近待着
to stay in the backgroud
处于不显眼的地方,躲在幕后
Do stay a while.
务请待一会儿。
We elected to stay.
我们决定留下。
He would fain stay.
他乐意留下。
to stay long after midnight
午夜过后很久才离去

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