stick

between the sticks playing as a goalkeeper. British informal

in the sticks in a remote rural area. informal

stick at nothing allow nothing to deter you from achieving your aim, even if it means acting wrongly or dishonestly.

stick 'em up! hands up! (said typically by a person threatening someone else with a gun). informal

stick it on

1 make high charges.

2 tell an exaggerated story. informal

stick it to someone treat someone harshly or severely. informal, chiefly US

stick one (or it) on someone hit someone. informal

a stick to beat someone or something with a fact or argument held over someone or something as a threat or an advantage.

up sticks go to live elsewhere. British informal

up the stick pregnant. British informal

☞ For other idioms containing stick, see the entry for the main word in the idiom (for example, stick to your guns at gun).

词组	stick
释义	stick between the sticks playing as a goalkeeper. British informal in the sticks in a remote rural area. informal stick at nothing allow nothing to deter you from achieving your aim, even if it means acting wrongly or dishonestly. stick 'em up! hands up! (said typically by a person threatening someone else with a gun). informal stick it on 1 make high charges. 2 tell an exaggerated story. informal stick it to someone treat someone harshly or severely. informal, chiefly US stick one (or it) on someone hit someone. informal a stick to beat someone or something with a fact or argument held over someone or something as a threat or an advantage. up sticks go to live elsewhere. British informal up the stick pregnant. British informal ☞ For other idioms containing stick, see the entry for the main word in the idiom (for example, stick to your guns at gun).
随便看	let something slip through your fingers let something slip through your fingers (or grasp) let something slip through your grasp letter let the cat out of the bag let the cat out of the bag let the dog see the rabbit let the dog see the rabbit let the genie out of (or put the genie back in) the bottle let the genie out of the bottle let the genie out of the bottle let the side down let your hair down let yourself go level liberty licence licence to print money licence to print money licence to print money lick lick (or knock or whip) someone or something into shape lick (or smack) your chops lick (or smack) your lips lick (or smack) your lips (or chops)