English
Bulgarian
II. stay2 [steɪ] VB intr
III. stay2 [steɪ] VB trans
1. stay (assuage):
- stay hunger, thirst
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4. stay LAW:
| I | stay |
|---|---|
| you | stay |
| he/she/it | stays |
| we | stay |
| you | stay |
| they | stay |
| I | stayed |
|---|---|
| you | stayed |
| he/she/it | stayed |
| we | stayed |
| you | stayed |
| they | stayed |
| I | have | stayed |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | stayed |
| he/she/it | has | stayed |
| we | have | stayed |
| you | have | stayed |
| they | have | stayed |
| I | had | stayed |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | stayed |
| he/she/it | had | stayed |
| we | had | stayed |
| you | had | stayed |
| they | had | stayed |
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The three charged executives, who had stayed on as consultants, were fired without severance pay, and the company said it would pursue legal action against them.
en.wikipedia.org But the cured ham stayed at home, to be eaten every day at the table.
www.independent.co.uk Those that have stayed here have barricaded themselves in their houses, and only creep out in the early morning to buy the bare necessities, like bread.
www.telegraph.co.uk This time he stayed for good, remaining a professor and then an emeritus until his death.
en.wikipedia.org Had he stayed in office longer, the pontiff may have had more success in the enactment of these reforms.
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