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stick with

/stɪk wɪð/

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verb

/stɪk wɪð/B2formal
  • ruФразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения продолжения использования, выполнения или поддержки чего-либо или кого-либо, или сохранения верности решению или плану.

A phrasal verb used to indicate continuing to use, do, or support something or someone, or remaining loyal to a decision or plan.

uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable

  1. Continue or persistinformal

    To continue doing something or using something, often despite difficulties.

    ruПродолжать или придерживаться

    • I decided to stick with my original plan.
    • She stuck with her studies even when it got tough.
    • He stuck with the same company for twenty years.

    Synonymscarry oncontinuekeep onperseverepersistremainstick to

    Antonymsabandonceasedesistforsakequitrelinquishstop

  2. Stay close to someoneinformal

    To remain near or accompany someone, especially for support or safety.

    ruДержаться рядом

    • Stick with me, and you'll learn the ropes quickly.
    • The child stuck with his mother in the crowded market.
    • They stuck with each other through thick and thin.

    Synonymscling to

    Antonymsabandonavoiddesertleavepartseparateshunwithdraw

  3. Remain loyalinformal

    To stay loyal to someone or something, not abandoning them.

    ruОставаться верным

    • True friends stick with you no matter what.
    • He stuck with his principles even when it was unpopular.
    • She stuck with her team until the very end.

    Synonymsbackstand bystick bysupport

    Antonymsabandonbetraydesertforsake

Forms
  • stuck with past participle
  • stuck with past simple
  • sticking with present participle
  • sticks with third person singular

Base verbstick

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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