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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈstɪk wɪð/
stick with means: To keep using or choosing the same thing or person.
verb
To keep using or choosing the same thing or person.
- I will stick with my old phone.
- They stuck with the same supplier for years.
- Why are you sticking with that expensive service?
To stay near someone so that you do not become separated.
- Stick with me in the market.
- The children stuck with their guide all afternoon.
- Can you stick with the group until we arrive?
To remain in someone's memory for a long time.
- That story will stick with me.
- Her final words stuck with him for years.
- Which lesson from school has really stuck with you?
To continue following a route, rule, or plan without changing to another.
- Stick with the marked path.
- We stuck with the original plan despite the delay.
- Are you going to stick with these rules?
To continue supporting someone, especially when they have problems.
- True friends stick with you.
- His supporters stuck with him after the defeat.
- Will you stick with your team if they keep losing?
To attach something to a surface using glue or another sticky substance.
- Stick with glue, not pins.
- I stuck the paper to the wall with tape.
- Can these decorations be stuck with paste?
Questions about stick with
What does stick with mean?
To keep using or choosing the same thing or person.
What is stick with in other languages?
Türkçe: kullanmaya devam etmek · Español: seguir usando · Français: continuer à utiliser · Deutsch: weiterverwenden · Italiano: continuare a usare · 日本語: 使い続ける
How do you pronounce stick with?
It is pronounced /ˈstɪk wɪð/.
How do you use stick with in a sentence?
I will stick with my old phone. They stuck with the same supplier for years.
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