Permanecer en un sitio algo más de tiempo.
To stay in a place a while longer.
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Quédate un rato, el grupo toca enseguida. — Stick around, the band plays soon.
¿Por qué no te quedas un rato a cenar? — Why don't you stick around for dinner?
Le pedí que se quedara un rato hasta la hora de cerrar. — I asked him to stick around until closing.
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