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English-Icelandic Dictionary: stay

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NOUN	a stay \| stays
SYNO	to continue \| to remain \| to stay ...
to continue \| to remain \| to stay \| to stay on to stay \| to stay put \| to stick \| to stick around to abide \| to bide \| to stay to remain \| to rest \| to stay to delay \| to detain \| to stay to appease \| to quell \| to stay to persist \| to remain \| to stay arrest \| check \| halt \| hitch \| stay \| stop \| stoppage to last out \| to outride \| to ride out \| to stay © Princeton University

to stay: að dvelja
að hafast við
að verða [dveljast]
stay: dvöl {kv}
viðdvöl {kv}
viðstaða {kv}
vera {kv} [dvöl]
vist {kv} [dvöl]
to stay alert: að halda vöku sinni
to stay awake: að vaka
to stay indoors: að vera inni
to stay silent: að þegja þunnu hljóði
to stay up: að vaka
holiday stay: orlofsdvöl {kv}
hospital stay: sjúkrahúsvist {kv}læknisfr.
sjúkrahúslega {kv}læknisfr.
hotel stay: hóteldvöl {kv}ferðaþ.
long stay: langdvöl {kv}
study stay: námsdvöl {kv}mennt.
summer stay: sumardvöl {kv}
winter stay: vetrardvöl {kv}
come to stay: alkominn {adj}
to allow sb. to stay: að leyfa e-m að vera
to stay awake late: að vaka fram á nótt
to stay long somewhere: að vera einhvers staðar viðloðandi
to stay the night: að gista
to stay up for sb.: að vaka eftir e-m
one-week stay: vikudvöl {kv}
place to stay: vist {kv} [dvalarstaður]
to stay over the winter: að hafa vetursetu
Could I stay at your place?: Má ég gista hjá þér?
It is intolerable for me to stay here any longer.: Mér er ekki legur vært hér.
Will you stay here until the morning?: Verðurðu hér til morguns?
You can stay at my place.: Þú getur gist hjá mér.

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