to keep; to retain; to have reservations (about sth); to hold back (from saying sth); to put aside for later

to stay somewhere temporarily; to stop over

to detain (as a prisoner); to keep sb in custody

to offer shelter; to have sb in one's care

to stay for a while; to sojourn

to remain; to be left over; residual; remnant; residue

to detain sb; to hold sb against their will; to withhold (property, documents, funds etc)

to stay for a long time

(of a person) to remain in (a place) (due to circumstances that prevent one leaving); to be stranded; (of sth that would typically dissipate, e.g. floodwater, pollutants) to remain; to linger

to reside

to set aside; to reserve

to hold nothing back; without reservation

to leave behind; to hand down

going or staying

to urge to stay; to detain

remainder; fractional part (after the decimal point); unfinished

to stay; to stop over; to break one's journey

to absorb; to take in and retain

remaining; extant

see 屯留區|屯留区[Tun2 liu2 Qu1]

see 鞏留縣|巩留县[Gong3 liu2 Xian4]

seriously ill and about to die

to withdraw (money) and retain it

to stay for a long period

retention (medicine)

to stay; to detain

to intercept; interception

to stay; to remain; to linger; (computing) to reside; resident (program etc)

to detain as criminal; criminal detention

to incarcerate sb for a violation of administrative law, typically for 10 days or less; administrative detention

(lit.) not even chickens and dogs are spared (idiom); (fig.) mass slaughter

when a girl is of age, she must be married off (idiom)

Marcus Aurelius (121-180), Roman Emperor