Quedose (en. Stayed)

/keˈðose/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To allow someone or something to remain in a specific place.

English: After the party, I stayed at home to rest.

Después de la fiesta, me quedé en casa para descansar.

English: To not leave, remain in a state or situation.

English: He decided to stay to study instead of going out.

Decidió quedarse a estudiar en lugar de salir.

English: To not change position or condition.

English: If you stay calm, you will solve the problem faster.

Si te quedas tranquilo, resolverás el problema más rápido.

English: From the verb 'quedarse', which comes from the Latin 'quedare'.

English: to remain as it was

English: To stay in the same situation.

quedarse como estaba

English: to be left wanting

English: Not achieving what one desires.

quedarse con las ganas

English: to draw a blank

English: Not remembering or being able to think of something.

quedarse en blanco

English: to be left astounded

English: To be left surprised.

quedarse atónito

English: quedarse

English: To remain in a place or state.

quedarse

English: quedamiento

English: The action of remaining or staying.

quedamiento

English: quedar

English: To have a result or outcome in a situation.

quedar

English: To be in a place doing nothing

English: I have no plans, I'm just staying here doing nothing.

No tengo planes, solo me quedo aquí sin hacer nada.

English: To be alone with someone

English: By the end of the night, we were alone together.

Al final de la noche, nos quedamos a solas.