Quedóse (en. Stay)

ke-ˈðo-se

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of remaining in a place or not leaving.

The guest stayed at the party until dawn.

El invitado se quedóse en la fiesta hasta el amanecer.

To stop or not move from a specific point.

I decided to stay home due to the bad weather.

Decidí quedóse en casa por el mal tiempo.

To remain in a state or condition by choice.

She stayed at work despite the job offer.

Ella se quedóse en el trabajo a pesar de la oferta de otro empleo.

From the verb 'quedar' in Spanish, from Latin 'quedare', which means 'to remain'.

to stay with

To accept or acquire something.

quedarse con

to be left out

To not be part of a group or activity.

quedarse fuera

to go blank

To not remember or not know what to say in a situation.

quedarse en blanco

to stay

Verb that indicates the action of remaining.

quedarse

stayed

Adjective that describes someone who is motionless or has resigned.

quedado

I stay

First person singular of the present indicative of 'quedar'.

quedo

To be left hanging

When they don't respond to you and leave you on 'seen'.

Cuando no te contestan y te dejas en 'visto'.

To be broke

To be without money or resources.

Estar sin dinero o recursos.