staying im Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Übersetzungen für staying im Englisch»Französisch-Wörterbuch

staying power SUBST

staying power

endurance f

SPORT to have staying power

avoir du fond

I.stay [Brit steɪ, Am steɪ] SUBST

1. stay (visit, period):

stay

séjour m

a stay in hospital

un séjour à l'hôpital

a two-week stay

un séjour de deux semaines

to have an overnight stay in Athens

passer la nuit à Athènes

the bad weather ruined our stay

le mauvais temps a gâché notre séjour

‘enjoy your stay!’

‘bon séjour!’

2. stay NAUT:

stay

hauban m

3. stay JUR:

stay

sursis m

stay of execution (of death penalty)

sursis (à l'exécution de la peine capitale)

stay of execution (of other sentence)

sursis m

stay of execution (delay, reprieve) übtr

répit m

II.stays SUBST

stays Plsubst:

stays

corset m

III.stay [Brit steɪ, Am steɪ] VERB trans

1. stay JUR:

stay proceedings

surseoir à

2. stay PFSPORT horse:

stay distance

tenir

IV.stay [Brit steɪ, Am steɪ] VERB intr

1. stay (remain):

stay

rester

stay a few days

restez quelques jours

to stay for lunch

rester (à) déjeuner

to stay in bed/at home

rester au lit/à la maison

to stay calm/faithful

rester calme/fidèle

I'm not staying another minute

je ne resterai pas une minute de plus

to stay in Britain

rester en Grande-Bretagne

to stay in teaching

rester dans l'enseignement

to stay in nursing

continuer comme infirmier/-ière

to stay in farming

continuer à travailler dans l'agriculture

to stay in business (not go under)

rester à flot

to stay put

ne pas bouger

‘stay tuned!’ (on radio)

‘restez avec nous!’

computers are here to stay

les ordinateurs font maintenant partie de la vie

2. stay (have accommodation):

stay

loger

where are you staying?

où loges-tu?

to stay in a hotel/at a friend's house/with Gill

loger à l'hôtel/chez un ami/chez Gill

3. stay (spend the night):

stay

passer la nuit

it's very late, why don't you stay?

il est très tard, tu pourrais passer la nuit ici

I had to stay in a hotel

j'ai dû passer la nuit à l'hôtel

to stay overnight in Philadelphia

passer la nuit à Philadelphie

4. stay (visit for unspecified time):

to come to stay (for a few days)

venir passer quelques jours (with chez)

to come to stay (for a few weeks)

venir passer quelques semaines (with chez)

do you like having people to stay?

tu aimes avoir des gens chez toi?

5. stay Scot (live):

stay

habiter

stay away VERB [Brit steɪ -, Am steɪ -]

1. stay away (not come):

stay away

ne plus venir

when hotels are too dear, tourists stay away

quand les hôtels sont trop chers, les touristes ne viennent plus

go away and stay away!

va-t-en et ne reviens plus!

to stay away from town centre, house

éviter

to stay away from cliff edge, window, strangers

ne pas s'approcher de

stay away from my sister/husband!

laisse ma sœur/mon mari tranquille!

2. stay away (not attend):

to stay away from school/work

s'absenter de l'école/de son travail

short-stay ADJ

short-stay car park

de courte durée

short-stay hostel, housing

à court terme

stay out VERB [Brit steɪ -, Am steɪ -]

1. stay out (remain away):

to stay out late/all night

rentrer tard/ne pas rentrer de la nuit

to stay out of room, house

ne pas entrer dans

to stay out of sight

rester caché

to stay out of trouble

éviter les ennuis

to stay out of sb's way

éviter qn

stay out of this!

ne t'en mêle pas!

2. stay out (continue strike):

stay out

continuer la grève

stay behind VERB [Brit steɪ -, Am steɪ -]

stay behind

rester

she stayed behind after the concert

elle est restée à la fin du concert

stay on VERB [Brit steɪ -, Am steɪ -]

1. stay on Brit SCHULE:

stay on

rester à l'école

2. stay on (not leave):

stay on

rester

3. stay on (continue in post):

stay on

rester

to stay on as chief accountant, head chef

garder son poste de

4. stay on (not fall off):

stay on handle, label:

tenir

stay up VERB [Brit steɪ -, Am steɪ -]

1. stay up (as treat, waiting for sb):

stay up

veiller (to do pour faire, until jusqu'à)

2. stay up (as habit):

stay up

se coucher tard

he likes to stay up late

il aime se coucher tard

3. stay up (not fall down):

stay up

tenir

stay in VERB [Brit steɪ -, Am steɪ -]

1. stay in (not go out):

stay in

rester à la maison, ne pas sortir

2. stay in (remain in cavity):

stay in hook, nail:

tenir

stay over VERB [Brit steɪ -, Am steɪ -]

stay over

rester

staying im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für staying im Englisch»Französisch-Wörterbuch

staying power SUBST no Pl

staying power

endurance f

stay¹ [steɪ] SUBST NAUT

stay

étai m

I.stay² [steɪ] VERB intr

1. stay (remain present):

stay

rester

to stay for a time/six days

rester un temps/six jours

to stay put ugs

ne pas bouger

to be here to stay

être entré dans le mœurs

2. stay (temporarily):

stay

séjourner

to stay overnight

passer la nuit

to come to stay with sb

venir rendre visite à qn

3. stay (remain):

stay

rester

stay tuned RADIO, TV

restez avec nous

to stay in touch

rester en contact

to stay within budget HANDEL

ne pas dépasser le budget

II.stay² [steɪ] VERB trans

1. stay (assuage):

stay

arrêter

stay hunger, thirst

apaiser

2. stay (endure):

stay

tenir

to stay the course

tenir bon

III.stay² [steɪ] SUBST

stay

séjour m

an overnight stay

une nuit

a stay with one's family

un séjour dans sa famille

stay down VERB intr

1. stay down (not be vomited):

nothing I eat stays down

je rends tout ce que je mange

2. stay down (remain underwater):

stay down

rester sous l'eau

stay up VERB intr

stay up

rester debout

stay on VERB intr

1. stay on (remain longer):

stay on

rester plus longtemps

2. stay on (remain in place):

stay on

rester en place

stay out VERB intr

1. stay out (not come home):

stay out

rester dehors

to stay out all night

sortir toute la nuit

to stay out late/past midnight

rentrer tard/après minuit

2. stay out (continue a strike):

stay out

rester en grève

stay in VERB intr

stay in

rester à la maison

stay away VERB intr

to stay away from sth

ne pas s'approcher de qc

to stay away in droves

ne pas venir en nombre

stay behind VERB intr

stay behind

rester plus tard

staying Beispiele aus dem PONS Wörterbuch (redaktionell geprüft)

I'm staying in Paris for a while

je reste à Paris pour quelque temps

to stay for a time/six days

rester un temps/six jours

I'll stay, if only for a day

je reste, ne serait-ce qu'un jour

the amazing thing is that she's staying

l'étonnant est qu'elle reste

to be/stay shut away at home

être/rester enfermé chez soi

I am not staying in there

je ne reste pas là-dedans

to stay in a private house

loger chez l'habitant

to stay in one's bedroom/in bed

tenir la chambre/le lit

to be/stay the same as ever

être/rester égal à soi-même

this stay has helped his personal development

ce séjour l'a fait évoluer

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Englisch

However, youth training was marginalised as the proportion of young people staying on in full-time education increased.

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Please help nature's recovery by staying out of this section of the park.

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Hit points can typically be refilled by using a restorative item, staying the night at an inn, or utilizing healing magic.

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According to family legend, after staying with the captain, the prince rewarded him with this prized drink recipe.

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However, it is staying mum for now on the price or shipping date of the headset.

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On top of that purebred weretigers also tend to have tiger eyes even without the normal requisite of staying in animal form too long.

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His voyage back was a prolonged one, he made a point of staying wherever he was welcome.

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By commissioning sculptures, the park has been criticized for placing art that does not have staying power by artists who have not proven their worth.

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This performance led to a full season campaign in 2005, staying with Scorpio.

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Have you ever found, however, if you're staying in a hotel, that replenishing shut-eye somehow isn't quite up to scratch?

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