remain

US /rɪˈmen/

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UK /rɪˈmeɪn/

A2TOEIC

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo be left behind; to continue to exist

After the party, none of the cake will remain

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo stay in a place when other people have gone

When Tim goes on holiday, Tina will remain at home

v.i.Intransitive VerbTo be left undone (after other things changed)

After the party, the dishes remain to be washed

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Will it remain flat for a lengthy period? Or, will it begin to drop? No one knows.
Will it remain flat for a lengthy period? Or, will it begin to drop? No one knows.

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Order of the Netherlands Lion, and the Order of Orange Nassau. Additionally there remain
Order of the Netherlands Lion, and the Order of Orange Nassau. Additionally there remain
knights they remain commoners in the view of the British legal system. However, unlike
knights they remain commoners in the view of the British legal system. However, unlike

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Also, if I remain bitter, I will not be able to move on with my life.
Also, if I remain bitter, I will not be able to move on with my life.

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Diabetes is a disease in which glucose or sugar levels in our blood remain high.
Diabetes is a disease in which glucose or sugar levels in our blood remain high.

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Hence, the minerals and gases no longer remain dissolved.
Hence, the minerals and gases no longer remain dissolved.

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supply your body with the substance is needed for your metabolism to remain healthy
supply your body with the substance is needed for your metabolism to remain healthy
for your metabolism to remain healthy because your metabolism has to be healthy
for your metabolism to remain healthy because your metabolism has to be healthy

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... or need to remain in their roles, so...
... or need to remain in their roles, so...

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7. We must strive to remain calm around their most trying sides. We mustn’t humiliate them
7. We must strive to remain calm around their most trying sides. We mustn’t humiliate them