Translations

stayinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈsteɪ.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈsteɪ.ɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe something that endures or continues; present-participle adjective.
stayingnoun
stayings
pl
The staying at the hotel was very comfortable.
Пребывание в отеле было очень комфортным.
The staying at the rest area was brief.
Остановка на зоне отдыха была кратковременной.
stayverb

staying

Gerund

stayed
Past Simple
stayed
Past Participle
staying
Gerund
UK
/steɪ/
US
/steɪ/
I will stay at home tonight.
Я останусь дома сегодня вечером.
He decided to stay in the city for a few more days.
Он решил пребывать в городе еще несколько дней.
Please don't stay too long after the meeting.
Пожалуйста, не задерживайтесь слишком долго после встречи.

Definitions

stayinggerund / present participle
That remains effective or in force; enduring, lasting.
The policy has shown remarkable staying influence over the years.
Possessing stamina or endurance, especially over long distances or periods of effort.
The horse showed remarkable staying ability throughout the race.
stayingnoun
The act of remaining in a particular place or position.
Her staying at the hotel was extended due to the storm.
The duration or period of time that someone or something remains in a place.
Their staying in Paris lasted for nearly a month.
stayverb
To remain in a particular place or position.
She decided to stay at home instead of going out.
To continue to be in a particular state or condition.
He stayed calm during the entire meeting.
To reside temporarily as a guest.
We stayed at a hotel during our vacation.
To stop or delay a legal proceeding.
The judge decided to stay the execution of the sentence.
To stop, restrain, or check the motion or action of someone or something.
He stayed the horse with a sharp tug on the reins.
To support or steady (a structure, object, etc.) with stays, braces, or other supports.
The workers stayed the scaffolding with additional beams to ensure safety.