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lay on
verb
- to provide or supply
to lay on entertainment
- to install
to lay on electricity
- lay it on informal.
- to exaggerate, esp when flattering
- to charge an exorbitant price
- to punish or strike harshly
Example Sentences
"I was in bed watching TV, while my brother lay on the street dying and I wasn’t there to protect him," she said.
Still wobbly, he fell onto a vending cart and lay on his back, looking up at the reincarnated sky as it faded to pink.
His lawyers on Wednesday petitioned the court to throw out a video from 2016, which shows Mr Combs kicking his former girlfriend Cassie Ventura as she lay on a hotel hallway floor.
Behind the man, a woman lay on her left side, almost naked, on a crumpled white sheet.
Hamas fighters killed by Israeli soldiers as they fought their way into the kibbutz still lay on the neat lawns, turning black as they decomposed in the strong Mediterranean sun.
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