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Перевод: staying

[прилагательное]
останавливающий; задерживающий; сдерживающий; неослабевающий; останавливающийся; задерживающийся; сдерживающийся; остающийся неизменным

Тезаурус:

1. His flagship, in St Martin's Lane, was the first shop to experiment successfully with the then heretical idea of staying open until 8pm.
2. Omar Kujabi, a Senegalese labourer and amateur wrestler, has not been seen at the Abuko reserve, near Banjul, since the body of Mrs Penelope Hiscocks, 42, was found in the grounds of a house where she had been staying.
3. Staying a virgin till you meet the right person - also a virgin - and staying faithful to that one person for the rest of your life.
4. More than that, it was the Hawaiians' way of retaining a sense of dignity and worth, it was their way of staying alive.
5. Two days later I was staying in the unit with to establish feeding, as his breathing and heart rate were now normal, although he was still quite jaundiced.
6. No, I'm just a Jock - Guardsman Willoughby - and a Jock I look like staying till the end of the war."
7. He says that if the King persists in staying away, there will be mutiny if not now, then when the weather gets wetter and colder.
8. Her left arm was now under control, staying loosely by her side as she used the other arm and moved around.
9. The family were staying with a friend of my grandmother's in La Ciotat, a small harbour town near Marseille, our normal home.
10. A cold buffet, which can be topped up through the day, is ideal, and people float in and out, stopping just for a drink and a few peanuts, or staying much longer.
11. I feel like staying outside the shop all day just watching the people go past and fiddling with this string in my pocket.
12. Staying well
13. While most people would shrink from the thought of all that skin cutting, tugging, implanting, and tightening, Orlan actually insists on staying conscious throughout all her operations, making do with only a local anaesthetic.