stick with
US /stɪk wɪð/
・UK /stik wið/
A1
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo continue to support or stay loyal to someone or something.
Even when things get tough, I'm going to stick with my friends.
phr. v.Phrasal VerbTo continue doing or using something; to persevere.
If you stick with the diet, you'll see results.
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Smart Snack Recipes: Quick and Easy Snack Food Ideas
- Try to stick with medium-sized fruits when you're shopping.
Try to stick with medium-sized fruits when you're shopping.
- Try to stick with medium-sized fruits when you're shopping.
Try to stick with medium-sized fruits when you're shopping.
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- But stick with us.
But stick with us.
- But stick with us.
But stick with us.
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- will stick with you for sure.
will stick with you for sure.
- This knowledge will stick with you for sure.
This knowledge will stick with you for sure.
The Life Changing Effect of Small Talk With Strangers
- entire volumes. There are pictures that can stick with us in a way that a three hour film won’t.
entire volumes. There are pictures that can stick with us in a way that a three hour film won’t.
Simple Idea At The Heart Of Great Photography
- So at the beginning of the video, I said which of these two images is most likely to stick with you.
So at the beginning of the video, I said which of these two images is most likely to stick with you.
- So at the beginning of the video, I said, which of these two images is most likely to stick with you?
So at the beginning of the video, I said, which of these two images is most likely to stick with you?
Neil Patrick Harris and Hugh Jackman duet at 2011 Tony Awards
- Yeah, stick with me, kiddo.
Yeah, stick with me, kiddo.
- Stick with me, kiddo.
Stick with me, kiddo.
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- and Richard Ryan, suggests that when tasks align with personal values, you're more likely to stick with them.
and Richard Ryan, suggests that when tasks align with personal values, you're more likely to stick with them.
- This theory, developed by psychologists Edward D.C. and Richard Ryan, suggests that when tasks align with personal values, you're more likely to stick with them.
This theory, developed by psychologists Edward D.C. and Richard Ryan, suggests that when tasks align with personal values, you're more likely to stick with them.
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- So stick with us.
So stick with us.
- So stick with us;
So stick with us;
What Causes Upper Neck Pain? (And Headaches!)
- Just stick with it.
Just stick with it.
- Just stick with it.
Just stick with it.
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- Stick with us to the end of the video and you'll learn vocabulary about making money.
Stick with us to the end of the video and you'll learn vocabulary about making money.