quedarse
stay, to stay
Verb quedarse (first-person singular present me quedo, first-person singular preterite me quedé, past participle quedado)
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reflexive of quedar
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to stay, remain
- Me quedaré si llueve.
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I'll stay if it rains.
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to kid, to pull someone's leg
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to become; to turn; to go
- quedarse triste
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become sad
- quedarse calvo
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go bald
- quedarse embarazada
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get pregnant
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Es peligroso quedarse.
Staying is dangerous.
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Tom se disculpó por quedarse dormido en clase.
Tom apologized for falling asleep in class.
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Deberían quedarse en cama.
You should stay in bed.
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Tom no sabe quedarse quieto.
Tom doesn't know how to sit still.
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Tom prefiere quedarse.
Tom would rather stay.
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¿Cuánto tiempo va a quedarse aquí?
How long will you be staying here?
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No lo dejes quedarse allí.
Don't let him stay there.
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A Tom no le gusta quedarse en casa.
Tom doesn't like to stay at home.
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A Tom le gusta quedarse en casa y leer libros los fines de semana.
Tom likes to stay home and read books on weekends.
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Tom no sabe quedarse callado.
Tom doesn't know how to be quiet.
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