Stick him with meaning in English
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Definition
to stick someone with someone: to put, to place, to position someone with someone else
We don't know exactly what to do with the new employee so we are going to stick him with Polly.
Examples
- "It doesn't matter, stick him with the Latino guy."
Exercise 1
In the phrase, "Stick him with the Latino guy," what is the best synonym for "stick"?
In the phrase, "Stick him with the Latino guy," what is the best synonym for "stick"?
"Fire" is not a synonym of "stick (with)".
"Stick with" can be used as an idiom meaning "put with" or "pair with". It can also mean "stay with", as in: "stick close to me", or "stick with me kid, and you'll go places".
"Trade" is not a synonym of "stick (with)".
"Glue" can be a synonym of "stick", but it does not make sense in this example. Besides, who would "glue" himself to a mad scientist?
"Give" is not a synonym of "stick (with)".
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