stajati
to stand, be standing (imperfective; of an argument, to hold: To stoji; of clothes, to suit: Lepo ti stoji)
стоять (несов. вид; о доводе — быть верным: To stoji. Taj argument ne stoji.; об одежде — быть к лицу: Lepo ti stoji)
In Cyrillic
стајати
Examples from the lessons
Appears in lessons
Appears in immersion pieces
Dr. Brand, Murph, and the Matt Damon Surprise · Trans fats + sugar: food that “doesn’t spoil” · Gojko the dog decides he’s coming with us · Parking by a “little woman” · “Only for the city”? He drove it across Europe · Boots, Waders, and Night Shifts on the River · A woman on stage—and the band’s foundation · Belgrade airport and crowds of tourists · A Storm Forces Him into the Abandoned Mill · Soko train: high demand and 300-dinar tickets · Cutting and tasting: soft or crunchy? · Old Walnut, Broken Ladder · Mental routes vs. GPS · The Cursed Watermill on the Road · A “hidden base” in Belgrade: what was it? · Morning in Novi Pazar: breakfast, coffee, and locals · Why train: health over aesthetics · Lemon turns milk into cheese · Good News… Until the Shout · When passion hits: taxi and the 8th floor · Delivery to the ICU: where to leave the order? · First cappuccino lesson: “2 out of 10” · Bodybuilder’s comeback: two wins and a new level · No One Will Cut the “Cursed” Walnut · The Crane Crushes the House, but the Walnut Tree Remains · How to make preserves last for years · Showdown for the last toilet paper roll · Assembling the wafer cake · Lake Natron: water that “turns things to stone” · After the party: what to cook today? · The Wheel Turns Without Water—and the Miller's Wife Appears · The cheapest item at Hugo Boss: socks · Finding Aca’s garage in Belgrade · The Hessdalen lights: glowing orbs over the valley · Why US Eggs Are Washed—and Chicken Smells · A hamburger as art—and the empty American diner · Hunting Serbia’s funniest village names: the start · “25. maj”: why Kinez calls it the best park