Examples of using Has stayed in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
Amar's soul has stayed in his body.
In our time together, your hearing has stayed keen.
My nephew has stayed just to see this through.
I know, Shekhar, no one has stayed that long.
Fisk has stayed ahead of them for way too long.
And Mr Rochester has stayed with it.
She has stayed in the village without permission before.
And through all these eons, only one thing has stayed the same.
If Muhammed has stayed, then only the weakest are gone.
Weeks. She came to D.C. for ten days and has stayed for six weeks.
So far the CD has stayed clear of these questions.
But it is for the good of Rome that Caesar has stayed so long in Egypt.
If Muhammad has stayed, then only the weakest have gone.
She was here last night, and she has stayed here occasionally.
Madame has stayed in bed for a month. Can she go bathing tomorrow?
I realize now that there's a reason my church has stayed humble.
The age of the victims has stayed the same as the unsub has aged.
Jerica Estrada was a young eight-year-old girl whose memory has stayed with me.
Then, since she has stayed on till now, will she return to her original identity?
But in the far south, the river forest has stayed green all year.
Ludo game has stayed popular throughout the ages, varying only a little in its game structure.
Since 2003, the literacy rate of men has stayed almost double that of women.
TISA has stayed under the radar unlike TTIP, the EU's doomed trade deal with the US. But what is it?”.
In 2011, the share of women of among posted experts has stayed at approximately 35 per cent.
And the second thing, which has stayed with me, which became my philosophy of life, which made all the difference.
The number of female writers on the top250 films of any year from 1998 to the present has stayed about the same, at 13 percent.
Over the last three decades Kolber has stayed true to its original principles of Swiss craftsmanship and affordability.
Since 2006, the proportion of women among the newlyhired civil servants of the Central Government has stayed above 40 per cent.
Beef has stayed in place, and the retaliatory tariffs have caused American consumers to pay more than they should for Roquefort cheese and other imports.