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stick1 [stɪk] N

1. stick:

Zweig m <-(e)s, -e>
stick (thin piece of wood)
Stock m <-(e)s, Stọ̈·cke>

2. stick no pl Brit inf (punishment):

to give sb the stick , to take a stick to sb

3. stick fig (means of coercion):

stick

4. stick (severe criticism):

to give sb stick
to get stick , to take stick , to come in for some stick
to get stick , to take stick , to come in for some stick
to get stick , to take stick , to come in for some stick (come under fire)

5. stick (a piece of sth):

6. stick (used in a certain function):

stick
Stock m <-(e)s, Stọ̈·cke>
walking stick
Spazierstock m <-(e)s, -stöcke>
white stick
Blindenstock m <-(e)s, -stöcke>
hockey/polo stick SPORTS
sticks pl SPORTS

7. stick MUS:

stick
Taktstock m <-(e)s, -stöcke>

8. stick AUTO, MECH:

stick
Hebel m <-s, ->

9. stick (furniture):

stick

10. stick esp pej inf (guy):

stick
Kerl m <-(e)s, -e> inf
an old stick

11. stick pej inf (remote area):

I. stick2 <stuck, stuck> [stɪk] VB intr

1. stick:

2. stick fig (attach oneself):

to stick to sb [like a leech]
an jdm kleben inf
to stick with sb thought, idea, memory

3. stick:

stick car
stick car
stick car
stick door, window
stick gear

6. stick (persevere):

to stick at sth
an etw dat dranbleiben

7. stick (keep within limits):

8. stick (not give up):

9. stick (continue to support, comply with):

to stick by sb/sth
zu jdm/etw halten
to stick to sb

10. stick (stop):

to stick at sth price

11. stick inf (need, be at a loss for):

Phrases:

let the cobbler stick to his last esp Brit prov
to stick in sb's throat [or Brit also gizzard] [or Brit also craw]
jdn wurmen inf
to stick in sb's throat [or Brit also gizzard] [or Brit also craw]

II. stick2 <stuck, stuck> [stɪk] VB trans

1. stick (affix):

to stick sth
etw kleben
to stick sth into sth
etw in etw acc einkleben
to stick sth to sth
etw an etw dat [an]kleben

2. stick Brit inf (tolerate):

to stick sth/sb
etw/jdn ertragen [o. aushalten]

3. stick inf (put):

to stick sth into a bag
to stick sth down sth
etw in etw acc stecken
to stick sth on sth
etw auf etw acc legen

4. stick (pierce):

to stick sth through sth
etw durch etw acc [hindurch]stoßen

5. stick (like very much):

6. stick passive:

7. stick LAW:

jdm etw zur Last legen

Phrases:

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stick N

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stick N

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stick VB

to stick to sth (remain faithful to)
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stick N

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ˈcan·cer stick N sl

cancer stick
Sargnagel m fig inf

ˈcock·tail stick N

cocktail stick

ˈfish stick N Am (fish finger)

fish stick
Fischstäbchen nt <-s, ->

French ˈstick N

French stick
Baguette nt <-s, -s>

ˈglue stick N

glue stick
Klebestift m <-(e)s, -e>

ˈhock·ey stick N

joss stick [ˈʤɒs-, Am ˈʤɑ:s-] N

joss stick

non-ˈstick ADJ inv

Present
Istick
youstick
he/she/itsticks
westick
youstick
theystick
Past
Istuck
youstuck
he/she/itstuck
westuck
youstuck
theystuck
Present Perfect
Ihavestuck
youhavestuck
he/she/ithasstuck
wehavestuck
youhavestuck
theyhavestuck
Past Perfect
Ihadstuck
youhadstuck
he/she/ithadstuck
wehadstuck
youhadstuck
theyhadstuck