lay in

• Verbo compuesto que significa almacenar o acumular algo para un uso futuro.

A phrasal verb meaning to store or accumulate a supply of something for future use.

incontable · verbo irregular · transitivo · phrasal, separable

1. Store or stock upformalbritish

   To collect and store a supply of something for future use.

   proveerse de, almacenar

   • They laid in a large supply of firewood for the winter.
   • We should lay in some extra food before the storm.
   • The shop laid in a stock of new books for the holiday season.

   Sinónimosaccumulateamasscachehoardlay upput awaysquirrel awaystashstock upstockpilestore

   Antónimosconsumeexpendsquanderusewaste

Verbo baselay

• Verbo frasal que significa quedarse en la cama más tiempo de lo habitual por la mañana, a menudo para descansar o por placer.

A phrasal verb used to indicate staying in bed longer than usual in the morning, often for rest or leisure.

incontable · verbo irregular · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

1. Stay in bed lateinformalbritish

   To remain in bed after the usual time for getting up, typically for relaxation.

   Quedarse en la cama hasta tarde

   • I like to lie in on Sunday mornings.
   • She decided to lie in after a long week of work.
   • He lay in until nearly noon yesterday.

   Sinónimoslie-abedsleep in

   Antónimosarisegetuprise

2. Be located or foundformal

   To exist or be situated in a particular place or thing.

   yacer, estar situado

   • The problem lies in the lack of communication.
   • The charm of the town lies in its historic architecture.
   • The answer lies in understanding the basic principles.

   Sinónimosexistinherereside

Verbo baselie