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Meanings of stays in English
The heavy ropes, wires, or rods on sailing vessels that run from the masts to the hull.
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Usage of stays in English
1
Northern Territory: All travel within the state is permitted, including overnight stays.
2
No one stays long on Sea Island without hearing of Mrs. Parrish.
3
The water stays fairly chilled all year so don't forget your steamer.
4
However, his composed tone stays intact, calling for help inside the property.
5
The parties will soon learn if the cigarette ban stays or goes.
6
But you can only rise in society if society itself stays put.
7
A sacred place never stays empty for long, the Kremlin-linked source said.
8
Making sure he stays well-hydrated by drinking water often is paramount, too.
9
A rate that stays above 1 means the virus is spreading exponentially.
10
If the Windows smartphone market stays lukewarm, Nokia will continue to wilt.
11
What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas, as far as I'm concerned.
12
The person in the water had seized one of the wing stays.
13
I think usually what's said on the field stays on the field.
14
In my opinion, a true intellectual is someone who stays perpetually interested.
15
Make sure it stays within your budget and you can cope financially.
16
He stays in power by never committing himself to parties or policies.
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Stays across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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