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Qué significa “stay” en español

EE. UU. /steɪ/

stay en español: quedarse, permanecer, alojarse, seguir, mantenerse, estancia

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NO IRSEA1

quedarse, permanecer

Permanecer donde uno está, sin marcharse.

En inglés sencillo: If you do this, you remain where you are instead of leaving.

  • Please stay here.
  • She stayed in bed all morning.
  • Will you stay at home tonight?

Cómo se usa: stay in/at a place (Please stay in the car.)

Sinónimos: remain

Antónimos: leave

Expresiones frecuentes: stay here, stay in bed, stay at home, stay put

ALOJARSEA1

alojarse, quedarse

Pasar un tiempo en un lugar durante una visita, a menudo durmiendo allí.

En inglés sencillo: To spend some time in a place, often sleeping there during a visit.

  • We stayed at a hotel.
  • Can I stay with you this weekend?
  • They are staying in Rome for a month.

Cómo se usa: stay at/in a place (We stayed at a small hotel.); stay with someone (I stayed with my cousin.); stay for a period (They stayed for three nights.)

Sinónimos: stop over

Expresiones frecuentes: stay at a hotel, stay with someone, stay for a week

SEGUIR IGUALA2

seguir, mantenerse

Continuar en el mismo estado o condición.

En inglés sencillo: To continue to be in the same state or condition.

  • Try to stay calm.
  • The soup stayed warm for hours.
  • How do you stay awake during long journeys?

Cómo se usa: stay + adjective (The door stayed open all night.)

Sinónimos: remain

Expresiones frecuentes: stay calm, stay warm, stay awake, stay healthy

sustantivo

ESTANCIAB1

estancia

Período que se pasa en un lugar, especialmente como visitante o paciente.

En inglés sencillo: A period of time you spend in a place, especially as a visitor or patient.

  • Enjoy your stay.
  • His hospital stay lasted three days.
  • We have had several short stays in that village.

Cómo se usa: a stay in/at a place (Her stay in hospital lasted a week.); a stay with someone (We enjoyed our stay with your family.)

Sinónimos: visit

Expresiones frecuentes: a short stay, hospital stay, during your stay, an overnight stay

VARILLA DE ROPAC2

ballena, varilla

Tira rígida dentro de una prenda que ayuda a mantener su forma.

En inglés sencillo: A stiff strip inside clothing that helps it keep its shape.

  • The collar needs a stay.
  • She replaced the broken stays in her corset.
  • Remove the metal stays before washing the shirt.

Sinónimos: stiffener

Expresiones frecuentes: collar stay, a plastic stay, a metal stay

APOYOC2

apoyo, sostén

Persona o cosa que ayuda a alguien o mantiene algo en su sitio.

En inglés sencillo: A person or thing that supports someone or holds something in place.

  • Her brother was her only stay.
  • A wooden stay held the frame upright.
  • These stays support the roof.

Sinónimos: support, prop

Expresiones frecuentes: a faithful stay, her only stay, a wooden stay

particle

HÁBITOC2

siempre, constantemente

En algunas variedades del inglés, indica que una acción o situación se repite habitualmente o sucede todo el tiempo.

En inglés sencillo: In some varieties of English, this marks an action or state that happens regularly or all the time.

  • He stay talking during class.
  • They stay arguing about money.
  • She stay busy on weekends.

Cómo se usa: stay + -ing (In his neighborhood, “She stay working” means she works all the time.)

Sinónimos: always, constantly

Expresiones frecuentes: stay talking, stay working, stay busy

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