stay
The Italian word 'rimanere' is used similarly to the English word 'stay'. It can mean to remain in the same place or to continue to be in the same state or condition. Use it in sentences where you would normally use 'stay' in English.
You have to stay strong
In this sentence, 'rimanere' is used to express the idea of 'staying' or 'remaining' in a particular state, in this case, being strong.
I want to stay here
In this example, 'rimanere' is used to convey the desire to 'stay' in a particular place, which is 'here' in this context.
It could get stuck
Here, 'rimanere' is used to express the possibility ('could') of something 'remaining' or 'staying' in an undesirable state, in this case, being stuck or blocked.