stay put meaning

• Verb: stay put  stey pût
  1. Stay put (in a certain place)
     "Stay put in the corner here!"
     - stay, stick, stick around

  Derived forms: staying put, stays put, stayed put

  Type of: stay in place

• 
  [American idiom]
  not to move; to stay where one is. (Informal.)
  • We've decided to stay put and not to move to Florida.
  • If the children just stay put, their parents will come for them soon.
  
• 
  [American slang]
  not to move; to stay where one is.
    We've decided to stay put and not to move to Florida.
    If the children just stay put, their parents will come for them soon.

• The baby has just learnt to crawl and won't stay put for a minute.
• No, r2, you stay put . i'll have a look around
• Just stay put, all right ? i \'ll come and find you
• Oh, i have something fun to show you . stay put
• These people stay put in one job all their lives
• We're not pulling you up right now . stay put
• The zorgons are up here . just stay put
• It's over .-good . stay put . i'll call this is in
• Jim's father told him to stay put until he came back
• -it's over .-good . stay put . i'll call this is in

• "stay put" meaning in Chinese: 安装牢固
• "stay put" meaning in Japanese: 動かずにいる、同じ場所にとどまる、変わらないLet's just stay put today instead of...
• "stay put" meaning in Korean: 본래 있던 곳에 머무르다
• "stay put" meaning in Russian: 1) разг. оставаться неподвижным, замереть на месте; остава...
• "stay put" meaning in French: rester en place, demeurer sur place; refuser de bouger