may stay的意思

may stay中文翻譯：

可能會留下來

相似詞語短語

stay───n.逗留；停止；支柱；vi.停留；堅持；暫住；停下；vt.堅持；暫住；抑制

stay stay stay───別動，別動

may───aux.可以，能夠；可能，也許；祝，愿；會，能

stay at───暫住在…；保留；停留在…

stay ed───v.停留，制止（stay的過去分詞形式）

stay upright───保持直立

stay ahead───志在先端（Stayahead，東風本田的品牌行動）；保持領先

ill stay───我會留下來

here stay───留下來

雙語使用場景

You may stay until morning, if you wish.───如果你愿意，你可以一直待到早晨。

If the winter is not very cold, their leaves may stay green.───如果冬天不是很冷，它們的葉子可能會保持綠色。

These stones may stay in their stomachs all their lives.───這些石頭可能會在它們的胃里呆一輩子。

Nikky: aww and if ever you want to come here u may stay with me but am trying to get my own apt.───嗯，如果你想來美國的話，你可以住我這，我現在正要買自己的房子

You may stay longer, though - the full moon is pushing you to get out of town, and why not?───你可以停留更久——滿月推動你離開城市，為什么不呢？

So you own a piece of a landmark. But there's a catch. You may stay there no more than 120 days a year.───所以你擁有的是具有劃時代意義的地標。但是還有要記住的事情。你在這里居住一年中不能超過120天。

The thing is that the frame that is set in the beginning of the conversation is often one that may stay on for a while.───問題是在對話之初就建立起來的氛圍，常常是一個可能保持下去的氛圍。

Weak buildings will fall down in an earthquake , but strong ones may stay up.───不結實的建筑物會在地震中倒塌，而結實的建筑物則可能安然無恙。

But some conservative bishops may stay away, despite the strenuous efforts that have been made to accommodate their concerns.───但一些保守派主教也許根本就不會出席這次會議，盡管教內人士為了順應他們而做出了種種努力。

英語使用場景

You may stay as long as you please.

You may stay on if you see fit to do so.

Alternatively, of course, a Conservative Government may stay in power, with, or without, the same Prime Minister.

You may stay until morning, if you wish.

You may stay here as long as you like.

They may stay on the periphery watching the recess-time basketball games and jump-rope competitions from the sidelines of the playground.

You may stay here if you choose.

Fathers may stay at night, and young siblings may visit as frequently as desired each day.

Short-dated yields may stay low: Barclays Capital notes they just start to rise in earnest about six months before the first rate increase, which may only come in the second half of 2010.