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stick to

/stɪk tuː/

Traduction: Verbe à particule signifiant continuer à suivre, respecter ou ne pas s'écarter d'un plan, d'une règle ou d'une décision.

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/stɪk tuː/B1formal
  • frVerbe à particule signifiant continuer à suivre, respecter ou ne pas s'écarter d'un plan, d'une règle ou d'une décision.

A phrasal verb used to indicate continuing to follow, adhere to, or not deviate from a plan, rule, or decision.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, inséparable

  1. Adhere or clingformal

    To physically attach or remain attached to a surface.

    frAdhérer ou coller à

    • The glue made the paper stick to the wall.
    • Wet leaves stick to the pavement after rain.
    • The sticker will stick to any smooth surface.

    Synonymesadhereaffixattachbondclingfastengluepaste

  2. Continue or persistinformal

    To continue doing something without changing or stopping.

    frs'en tenir à

    • You should stick to your original plan.
    • He stuck to his decision despite the criticism.
    • She stuck to her exercise routine every morning.

    Synonymespersist instick with

    Antonymesabandonceasedesistdiscontinueforgoquitrelinquishstop

  3. Remain loyal or faithfulinformal

    To stay with or support someone or something through difficulties.

    frrester fidèle

    • They stuck to each other through thick and thin.
    • He stuck to his principles even when it was hard.
    • She stuck to her friend during the tough times.

    Synonymesbackstand bystick bysupport

    Antonymesabandonbetraydesertforsake

Formes
  • stuck to past participle
  • stuck to past simple
  • sticking to present participle
  • sticks to third person singular

Verbe de basestick

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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