Translations for „outstay“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

outstay [ˌaʊtˈsteɪ] VB trans

1. outstay (last, stay longer):

outstay

вы́стоять

outstay

вы́держать

2. outstay (too long):

I've outstayed my welcome

я засиде́лся у вас в гостя́х

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English

It must be huge fun to play and its high spirits do not outstay their welcome.

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You can outstay your welcome, you can be ordinary, you can be a shadow of your former self.

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His pieces unfold at a leisurely pace, but never outstay their welcome.

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They outstay their fair time on visitor moors and overcrowd city canals.

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The opera needs a quicksilver touch if it is not to outstay its welcome.

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One or two of the film's gags outstay their welcome, lingering to plump up the 97-minute runtime, but nothing grates.

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But even at a mere 3:09 seconds it manages to totally outstay its welcome.

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If anything it's short and doesn't outstay it's welcome.

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I would have hated to have outstayed my welcome.

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Few outstay their welcome though, in part because most are part of action-orientated set pieces that help create a constant sense of forward momentum.

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