| 词组 | stick together |
| 释义 | Idiom stick together Theme: COOPERATION to remain together as a group. (Informal.)Come on, you guys. Let's stick together. Otherwise somebody will get lost.Our group of friends has managed to stick together for almost twenty years. Idiom stick together to support each other.If we all stick together, we can succeed. Phr V stick together sticks, sticking, stuck stick together informal if two or more people stick together, they support each other, especially when they are in a difficult situationNo family can stick together under the strain of so many pressures.We women have to stick together. stick together if people stick together, they continue to support each other even when they are in a difficult situation: In the old days families stuck together no matter what happened. When a team loses a game there's a lot of questioning, but you have to stick together and continue to fight. stick together1. To become and remain attached; to adhere together. All the pages are sticking together because of the humidity. I hate it when my pasta gets stuck together like this. 2. To affix something to another thing, especially with an adhesive of some kind. A noun or pronoun is usually used between "stick" and "together." They're trying to stick the pieces of the broken lamp together with tape. That doofus stuck his fingers together with superglue. 3. To assemble or reassemble something, especially quickly, easily, or sloppily. A noun or pronoun is usually used between "stick" and "together." It shouldn't be too hard to stick the thing together. Do we need any tools? They stuck the desk back together with duct tape. You can't even put anything on it or else it will collapse. 4. To remain in close company or contact (with someone else). My friends and I stuck together all throughout high school, but we drifted apart once we all started going to college. I think we've gotten separated from the others. Let's stick together until someone comes looking for us. 5. To remain committed, loyal, or united. We'll be able to negotiate a better deal so long as we all stick together. They can't fire all of us, after all. stick something together1. to glue or paste something together. Use glue to stick these pieces together. Please stick the pieces of the broken vase together with glue. 2. to assemble something, perhaps in haste. He just stuck the model plane together, making a mess of it. Don't stick the parts together so fast. It won't look good. stick together1. Lit. to adhere to one another. The noodles are sticking together. What shall I do? You need to keep the pieces separate while you fry them or else they will stick together. 2. Fig. to remain in one another's company. Let us stick together so we don't get lost. They stuck together through thick and thin. stick togetherRemain united, as in It's important that we stick together on this issue. [Mid-1500s] stick togetherv. 1. To join or put someone or something together with or as if with an adhesive material: I stuck the pieces together with glue. The hotel stuck us all together in one room. 2. To become or remain attached or in close association by or as if by adhesion: Two dollar bills stuck together, and I accidently counted them as one. Let's stick together so we don't get lost in the crowd. |
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