英语词组mud sticks是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiommud sticks BrEBrEused in order to say that if people say something bad about you, a lot of people will believe it, or begin to like you less, even if it is not true:"Everyone knows now that it wasn't you that was following Jenny." "Yes but mud sticks."The press has thrown a lot of mud at Frank Bruno, but somehow the mud does not seem to stick.

mud sticks

It is very difficult to change bad impressions and opinions people hold about someone. Even though no charges were ever brought against her, a great number of people still viewed the candidate as some kind of criminal. Mud sticks, after all.

mud sticks

mainly BRITISH

If you say that mud sticks, you mean that when something bad is said about someone, people will continue to believe it, although it may have been proved to be completely untrue. Everyone around thought that this kid had done something wrong and although it had not been proved, mud sticks. Note: People sometimes use this expression in different tenses. Whether he's innocent or not, some of the mud has stuck. Unfortunately for Mason, whatever the outcome of the trial, he will never be able to walk away from this story without some of the mud sticking.

mud sticks

disparaging or malicious allegations are difficult to disprove or shake off.

ˌmud ˈsticks

(also if you ˌthrow enough ˈmud, ˌsome of it will ˈstick) (saying) people remember and believe the bad things they hear about other people, even if they are shown to be false: Although he was proved innocent, mud sticks, and he found it very difficult to get a job afterwards.

词组	mud sticks
释义	idiommud sticks BrEBrEused in order to say that if people say something bad about you, a lot of people will believe it, or begin to like you less, even if it is not true:"Everyone knows now that it wasn't you that was following Jenny." "Yes but mud sticks."The press has thrown a lot of mud at Frank Bruno, but somehow the mud does not seem to stick. mud sticks It is very difficult to change bad impressions and opinions people hold about someone. Even though no charges were ever brought against her, a great number of people still viewed the candidate as some kind of criminal. Mud sticks, after all. mud sticks mainly BRITISH If you say that mud sticks, you mean that when something bad is said about someone, people will continue to believe it, although it may have been proved to be completely untrue. Everyone around thought that this kid had done something wrong and although it had not been proved, mud sticks. Note: People sometimes use this expression in different tenses. Whether he's innocent or not, some of the mud has stuck. Unfortunately for Mason, whatever the outcome of the trial, he will never be able to walk away from this story without some of the mud sticking. mud sticks disparaging or malicious allegations are difficult to disprove or shake off. ˌmud ˈsticks (also if you ˌthrow enough ˈmud, ˌsome of it will ˈstick) (saying) people remember and believe the bad things they hear about other people, even if they are shown to be false: Although he was proved innocent, mud sticks, and he found it very difficult to get a job afterwards.
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