Translations for „stays“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

stay¹ [steɪ] N

stay NAUT

napona f jambora

stay TRANSP

opora f

stay TRANSP

podpora f

I . stay² [steɪ] N

1. stay (act of remaining):

stay

[krajše] bivanje n

stay

obisk m

overnight stay

(pre)nočitev

2. stay LAW:

stay

odlog m

stay

preložitev f

II . stay² [steɪ] VB intr

1. stay inf:

stay (remain present)

ostajati [perf ostati]

to stay in bed/at home

ostati v postelji/doma

to stay put (keep standing)

obstati

to stay put (not stand up)

obsedeti

to stay put (not move)

ne iti nikamor

to stay put (not move)

ostati [na mestu]

2. stay (persevere):

to stay with sth

vztrajati pri čem

3. stay (reside temporarily):

stay

nastanjati se [perf nastaniti se]

the children usually stay with their grandparents for a week in the summer

poleti otroci ponavadi ostanejo za en teden pri starih starših

to stay overnight

prenočiti

to stay overnight

prespati

4. stay (remain):

stay

ostajati [perf ostati]

the shops stay open until 8 p.m.

trgovine so odprte do osmih zvečer

to stay in touch

ostati v stiku

to stay tuned RADIO, TV, MEDIA

ostati pri radijskem/televizijskem sprejemniku

to stay tuned RADIO, TV, MEDIA

še naprej poslušati/gledati določen radijski/televizijski program

III . stay² [steɪ] VB trans (assuage)

to stay one's hunger/thirst

[začasno] potešiti lakoto/žejo

stay away VB intr

1. stay (keep away):

stay

ne prihajati [perf ne priti]

stay

ne hoditi blizu

to stay from school

izostajati od pouka

2. stay (avoid):

to stay away from sb/sth

izogibati se koga/česa

my boss told me to stay away from company policy

šef mi je rekel, naj se ne vmešavam v politiko podjetja

stay behind VB intr

stay

ostajati [perf ostati]

stay SCHOOL

[kazensko] ostati v šoli po pouku

stay in VB intr

stay

ostajati [perf ostati doma]

stay

ne iti ven

stay on VB intr

1. stay (remain longer):

stay

ostajati [perf ostati]

2. stay (remain in place):

stay lid, top

ostajati na [perf ostati na]

stay lid, top

ne dati se odpreti

stay sticker

prijemati se [perf prijeti se]

the jar lid stayed on

pokrovček od kozarca se ni dal odpreti

3. stay (remain in operation):

stay light

goreti

stay device

ostajati [perf ostati prižgan]

stay out VB intr

1. stay (not come home):

stay

ostajati [perf ostati zdoma]

2. stay (continue a strike):

stay

nadaljevati stavko

3. stay (not go somewhere):

stay out of the kitchen!

ne hodi v kuhinjo!

stay out of the water if nobody's around

ne hodi v vodo, če ni nikogar zraven

4. stay (not become involved):

to stay out of trouble

izogibati se težavam

to stay out of sb's way

iti komu s poti

to stay out of sb's way

ne hoditi več komu na pot

stay up VB intr

stay

ostajati [perf ostati pokonci]

stay

bedeti

I . ˈstay-at-home N pej

stay-at-home

zapečkar(ica) m (f)

II . ˈstay-at-home ADJ

stay-at-home

zapečkarski

stay N

User Entry

stay

opora

stay (fig.)

uteha, podpora

stay N

User Entry

stay

nastanitev

stay VB

User Entry

to stay (to withhold)

zadržati

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The robot that stays on the dojo wins one of the three rounds.

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Dink stays for a while, but he, too, rides off.

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Timing is measured during occasional test trials on which no food is presented and the light stays on.

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Long-wearing, smudge-proof and ultra smooth, this glides on like a liquid liner and stays put.

www.independent.co.uk

The hand rails were also built from wood, and had crisscross stays.

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The male stays beyond the point where the female acts aggressively and will give out a call when approaching her.

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The preceding premier always stays in office during an election campaign, and that time is included in the total.

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There are also houses to rent by the week (best for longer stays; book through local real-estate agents), most of which are very reasonably priced.

www.telegraph.co.uk

Normal retirement age increases by two months for each ensuing year of birth until 1943, when it reaches 66 and stays at 66 until 1955.

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These women were also more likely to need Cesarean delivery and have longer hospital stays than those without epilepsy.

www.medicalnewstoday.com