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Meanings of stay in English
Synonyms
Examples for "outride"
Examples for "outride"
1
Doubtless you have a horse in waiting, and will soon outride me.
2
Keep fast anchored to your pledge, and we will outride the storm.
3
I thought we should outride him- aparsonnever can manage a pony.
4
We could outride the Turks, outwit them, outfight them, and outdare them.
5
Any kid who can outride their claim is a good effort.
1
Franklin landed with a heavy splash; the last out of the bus.
2
Will they last out 2009 in the hands of their current owners?
3
I may last out another twelve months-perhapsnot so long-certainlynot longer.
4
The California timber will last out Bob's lifetime, and you know it.
5
At last out of the gray, formless night a dark shape appeared!
1
Or ride out on the llanos in the direction of Tres Cruces.
2
There now, Father, was I right to ride out to tell you?
3
Perhaps Mr Sessions will ride out the storm and keep his job.
4
I'll try and find somebody really that wants me to ride out.
5
And before that, I used to ride out for Stoutey every day.
Usage of stay in English
1
The best way to move forward is to simply stay on course.
2
Egyptian state media said the IMF team would stay for several days.
3
He said the move would likely help children stay in sport longer.
4
Read more: 917 new coronavirus deaths as UK told to stay home
5
Well, you certainly can't stay here an hour longer than absolutely necessary.
6
Compensation to landholders, however, will stay at four times the market price.
7
For a start, he decided he would stay home from work today.
8
I hope you'll understand if I ask you not to stay long.
9
He would stay in this work camp for days-evenweeks if necessary.
10
I want to ask you: do you really want to stay behind?
11
I thought for a moment, and then said, Of course I'll stay.
12
However, he said it was important to stay strong in your faith.
13
However the increase may mean limits on low-deposit lending stay for longer.
14
So far so good, but don't expect it to stay that way.
15
I plan to stay independent as long as possible, said Mrs. Kobayashi.
16
But even this far north, the weather doesn't stay cold all year.
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Translations for stay
Catalan
Spanish
Stay through the time
Stay across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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