Stick with someone meaning in English
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Definition
to stick with someone: to stay with someone, to keep paying attention to someone; to continually support someone
Examples
- "Stick with me and I'll make you famous."
- "Then I discovered the theory of "six degrees of separation", and if you stick with me, I'll tell you what it is."
- "I'm sticking with my seamen."
Exercise 1
Harold asks the audience to stick with him. In this context, Harold wants the audience to .
Harold asks the audience to stick with him. In this context, Harold wants the audience to continue to listen to him.
continue to listen to him: This is the correct answer. To "stick with someone" means to "stay" or to "continue" to be with them. Here's another example: "This young man is promising: if we stick with him, he may be successful in the future". To "stick with someone" has connotations of perseverance and "not giving up on someone".
believe everything he says: This is not the right answer. To "believe everything someone says" is not to question what they tell you, which is unrelated to "sticking with someone".
join his company: This is incorrect. To "stick with someone" does not mean "to start to work with or for them".
ask appropriate questions: This is incorrect. To "stick with someone" does not mean "to question someone".
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