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stay to something
to remain in a place for something, such as dinner. I hope you will stay to dinner. I stayed to lunch because they were having fried shrimp.
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s stay to be enjoyable, and implementing CRM applications into hotel technology creates a streamlined approach to personalizing the stay of customers.
The Gurney Street long stay car park will become short stay to meet increased demand.
1999) (noting appellate court's inherent authority to grant a stay to preserve the status quo pending review).
 
 
 
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