Pronunciation: /rɪˈmeɪn/
noun The fact or state of staying in the same place or condition
A1 The remain of the cake is in the fridge.
A2 Please check the remain of your belongings before leaving the hotel.
B1 The remain of the day was spent relaxing by the pool.
B2 The remain of the budget needs to be allocated wisely.
C1 The remain of the team members were dedicated to finishing the project on time.
C2 The remain of the evidence pointed to the suspect's guilt.
verb To stay in the same place or condition; to continue to exist or be left after other parts have been removed
A1 I remain at home during the weekend.
A2 She remains in the library until late at night.
B1 The decision to remain in the company was a difficult one.
B2 Despite the challenges, he remained steadfast in his beliefs.
C1 The legacy of his work will remain for generations to come.
C2 Even in the face of adversity, she remained resolute in her determination.
formal Despite the challenges, the team will remain focused on achieving their goals.
informal No matter what happens, we'll still be here for you.
slang I'm not going anywhere, I'll still be around.
figurative Even in the darkest times, hope will remain as a guiding light.
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