| Id | ESLPod_0575_WE_0825 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 575 |
| Episode Title | Being an Early or Late Riser |
| Phrase | to stay up |
| Text | In this podcast, the phrase "to stay up" means to delay one's bedtime, or to remain awake late at night, when most other people are asleep: "Last night we stayed up late to watch an old movie on TV." The phrase "to stay out" means to be away from the place where one lives: "Why did you stay out so late?" The phrase "to stay out of (something)" means to not become involved in an argument or discussion: "Whenever her brothers start discussing politics or religion, Ellyn tries to stay out of it by leaving the room." Finally, the phrase "to stay on" means to continue doing something after one is expected to stop doing it: "When Mrs. Pebley retired as a teacher, she decided to stay on as a volunteer in the classroom." |
| Topics | About You |
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