| Definition of 'stay up' |
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1. (verb) stay up, sit up
not go to bed
"Don't stay up so late--you have to go to work tomorrow"; "We sat up all night to watch the election"
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1. (verb) stay up
to not go to bed
Even the kids stayed up till midnight.
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Sense: not to go to bed
The children wanted to stay up and watch television.
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 Afrikaans: wakker bly |
 Arabic: يَبْقى يَقِظا |
 Bulgarian: стоя до късно |
 Brazilian: ficar de pé |
 Czech: zůstat vzhůru |
 German: aufbleiben |
 Danish: blive oppe |
 Greek: μένω ξύπνιος |
 Estonian: üleval passima, mitte mag |
 Farsi: بيدار ماندن |
 Finnish: pysyä hereillä |
 French: veiller |
 Hebrew: לְהִישָאֵר עֵר |
 Hindi: जागना |
 Croatian: bdjeti, ostati budan |
 Hungarian: fenn marad |
 Indonesian: tidak tidur |
 Icelandic: vaka frameftir |
 Italian: restare alzato |
 Japanese: 起きている |
 Korean: 자지 않고 있다 |
 Lithuanian: neiti miegoti |
 Latvian: neiet gulēt |
 Malay: berjaga malam |
 Dutch: opblijven |
 Norwegian: sitte oppe |
 Polish: nie kłaść się spać |
 Portuguese: ficar de pé |
 Romanian: a sta treaz |
 Russian: не ложиться спать |
 Slovak: zostať hore |
 Slovenian: bedeti |
 Serbian: ostati budan |
 Swedish: stanna uppe |
 Thai: ไม่เข้านอน |
 Turkish: yatmamak, uyanık kalmak |
 Taiwanese: 熬夜 |
 Ukrainian: не лягати |
 Urdu: جاگتے رہنا |
 Vietnamese: thức khuya |
 Chinese: 不睡觉，熬夜 |
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