停留 (tíng liú): To stay somewhere temporarily (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Time is merciless; it doesn't wait for anyone.

Why was your line of sight fixed on the window just now?

There is not enough tree shade here for us to stay for long.

Do you really think his programming skills are still at an elementary level?

His viewpoint lacks philosophical depth, merely staying on the surface of phenomena.

We'd better not stay near the train station for too long; it's not very safe.

He did not stop in the corridor but went directly into the meeting room.

Do you plan to live in this city long-term, or is it just a brief stay?

This agreement requires written confirmation; it cannot remain merely a verbal arrangement.