stay to (something)

To remain in some location in order to have a meal (with someone). A: "Would you like to stay to dinner, Jeff?" B: "Sure! I'll have to ask my parents first, though." A: "Thank you for letting me sleep here last night. I'd better get going." B: "Won't you stay for breakfast before leaving?"

stay to something

to remain in a place for something, such as dinner. I hope you will stay to dinner. I stayed to lunch because they were having fried shrimp.

词组	stay to (something)
释义	stay to (something) stay to (something) To remain in some location in order to have a meal (with someone). A: "Would you like to stay to dinner, Jeff?" B: "Sure! I'll have to ask my parents first, though." A: "Thank you for letting me sleep here last night. I'd better get going." B: "Won't you stay for breakfast before leaving?" See also: stay Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. stay to something to remain in a place for something, such as dinner. I hope you will stay to dinner. I stayed to lunch because they were having fried shrimp. See also: stay McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: serve (something) for (something or some reason) serve for make a meal (out) of (something) make a meal of make a meal of something make a meal of/out of something dine out Bag it! table talk (Are you) ready to order?
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