Examples of using "Stare" in a sentence and their english translations:
Let me be.
- You have to stay awake.
- You must stay awake.
- You need to stay awake.
- You've got to stay awake.
Would you like to stay here?
- Leave me alone!
- Leave me alone.
I want to stay here.
I need to stay calm.
Keep Tom inside.
Leave the ice alone!
They should be fine.
We should be fine.
- Leave me alone!
- Leave me alone.
- Leave me in peace!
- Don't bother me.
- Let me alone!
- Stop embarrassing me.
- Get off me!
- Are you sure you're OK?
- Are you sure you're all right?
- Are you sure you're okay?
You need to stay away from her.
Let's try and stay calm.
You have to stay in bed.
We have to stay together now.
Everyone needs to stay focused.
Tom wanted to stay here.
I want to stay here with you.
You may stay here if you want to.
They would like to stay at home.
I can stay up as late as I want.
I'd like to stay here with him.
I'd like to stay here with her.
Tom tried to stay awake.
He needs to be careful.
You must keep calm!
Never mind, come on!
Can I stay here?
You can shut up now.
She looked like she was OK.
- He looks like he's well.
- She looks like she's well.
- He looks like he's OK.
- She looks like she's OK.
- He appears OK.
- He seems fine.
- They look like they're fine.
- They look like they're OK.
He must be OK.
He might be OK.
He should be OK.
Would you like to stay here?
Let me go be with my wife.
- I've got to be very careful, Tom.
- I must be very careful, Tom.
I want to stay here longer.
I hate sitting in traffic.
I can't stand up.
I hate standing on the bus.
Dress warmly.
I can't stay here alone.
Do you have someplace to stay?
She likes to be on her own.
- She is accustomed to sitting.
- She is used to sitting.
He doesn't seem so well.
I think I'm about to get fired.
I don't need to be here anymore.
I don't want to stay here by myself.
Tom told me to stay relaxed.
He may be jogging around the park.
It feels good.
- I would rather stay at home.
- I'd rather stay at home.
- I'd rather stay home.
- I'd rather stay in the house.
- I thought I was dreaming.
- I thought that I was dreaming.
You should be more careful.
Let me be.
It's getting serious!
We just need to stay calm.
- It sickens me.
- It makes me sick.
- This makes me sick.
- That makes me sick.
You need to be really careful.
- Tom should be all right.
- Tom should be OK.
Tom loves being outdoors.
Do I have to stand in line?
He went to stay with his cousin.
You have only to stand there doing nothing.
Do you two want to be alone?
I am forced to stay at home.
I'm tired of standing.
He can stay here.
The picture of the accident makes me sick.
It makes me feel too badly about you.
A glass of water will make you feel better.
- I thought I was talking to Tom.
- I thought that I was talking to Tom.
I told him to stay indoors.
I told her to stay indoors.
I prefer going outside to spending time on Facebook.
They promised to stay in their rooms.
Can this sentence stand alone?
I want to stay in a hotel near the airport.
No, being alone is good.
And you wanna be careful of these.
Ah, look. Be a bit careful with him.
The prawn must beware.
Can you please shut up?
Tom can stay with you.
I thought I was going to faint.
I like being with Tom.
I'm going to help you get better.
He doesn't know where he should be.
- I said stay back.
- I said stay back!