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stick-up[´stik¸ʌp] n разг. 1. твърда яка (и \stick-up collar); 2. въоръжен грабеж (и attr); \stick-up robbery бандитско нападение, въоръжен грабеж. -
42 ■ stick about
■ stick about (o around)v. i. + avv. (fam.)restare, rimanere; trattenersi; restare vicino, non allontanarsi: to stick around waiting for a friend, trattenersi in attesa di un amico; Stick around!, non andartene! -
43 ■ stick by
■ stick byv. i. + prep.1 essere fedele a (q. o qc.); restare al fianco di (q.): She stuck by her husband during the election campaign, è rimasta al fianco del marito nella campagna elettorale2 restare attaccato a (qc.); tener fede a; mantenere: to stick by one's ideals, tener fede ai propri ideali; to stick by one's promises, mantenere le promesse. -
44 ■ stick out for
■ stick out forv. i. + avv. + prep.(fam.) cercare di ottenere (qc.); battersi, tenere duro per: to stick out for a pay rise, battersi per un aumento di salario; to stick out for a higher price [better terms], cercare di strappare un prezzo più alto [condizioni migliori]. -
45 ■ stick together
■ stick togetherA v. i. + avv.1 incollarsi, attaccarsi; essere (o stare) attaccato, appiccicato, incollato: The sheets of paper have stuck [are sticking] together, i fogli di carta si sono incollati [stanno attaccati]2 (fam.) restare insieme; rimanere uniti: The family must stick together, la famiglia deve rimanere unitaB v. t. + avv.attaccare, incollare, appiccicare insieme; riattaccare: Can you stick the pieces of the broken jug together?, ce la fai a riattaccare i pezzi della brocca rotta? -
46 ■ stick up for
■ stick up forv. i. + avv. + prep. (fam.)1 prendere le parti di (q.); parteggiare per; prendere le difese di; appoggiare; sostenere: to stick up for a friend, prendere le difese di un amico -
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stick by [sb.] essere fedele a, restare al fianco di* * *(to support or be loyal to (a person): His friends stuck by him when he was in trouble.) (restare al fianco)* * *vi + prep(stand by) stare vicino (-a)we'll all stick by you — (support you) siamo tutti con te
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48 stick to
stick to [sth., sb.]2) (stay faithful to) restare fedele a [brand, principles]* * *vi + prep(one's word, promise) mantenere, (principles) tener fede a, (text) rimanere fedele a, (facts) attenersi adecide what you're going to do, then stick to it — decidi il da farsi e poi fallo
* * *stick to [sth., sb.]2) (stay faithful to) restare fedele a [brand, principles] -
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stick by/to стоять за кого-либо; быть верным; поддерживатьThe brothers said they’d stick by one another, no matter what.
Phyllis promised to stick to Bert.
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stick by/to стоять за кого-либо; быть верным; поддерживатьThe brothers said they’d stick by one another, no matter what.
Phyllis promised to stick to Bert.
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53 stick to
• stick to something 1. to attach to; 2. to cling to; 3. to keep to 1. приклеить к; 2. липнуть к; 3. придерживаться чего-то1. Stick this note to the door. 2. Wet hair sticks to everything. 3. Stick to your plan.
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54 stick pins into smb.
(stick pins (или a pin) into smb.)1) побуждать кого-л. к действию, разжечь, раззадорить кого-л.‘D'you know, Dinny, I think Adrian's goin' potty.’ ‘Aunt Em!’ ‘He moons so; and I don't believe there's anywhere you could stick a pin into him.’ (J. Galsworthy, ‘Maid in Waiting’, ch. VIII) — - Знаешь, Динни, мне кажется, что Адриан скоро свихнется. - Тетя Эм! - Он такой мрачный, подавленный, ничем его не развлечешь.
2) раздражать, сердить кого-л., досаждать, докучать кому-л.This ain't meant to stick pins into you. (DAF) — Это вовсе не для того сделано, чтобы вам досадить.
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59 stick up
stick up а) выдаваться, торчать; his hair stuck up on end у него волосыстояли торчком; б) ставить торчком; в) sl. останавливать с целью ограбления;ограбить; to stick up the bank ограбить банк; г) выставлять; The examinationresults will be stuck up on this board tomorrow; д) поддерживать (for); Istuck up for him and said I had always found him to he honest. -
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