What does "tiene que quedarse de pie" mean in Spanish?

In Spanish, "tiene que quedarse de pie" means: ("de pie" translates as "standing")

s/he has to remain standing; you (formal) have to remain standing

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This is a phrase that is used in the GamesForLanguage Spanish Language Game in the following scenes:

  • Spanish 1, Level 6, Scene 2

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