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to stick with
[phrase form: stick]
01
se tenir à
to persist in doing a plan, idea, or course of action over time
Transitive: to stick with a plan or idea
Example
The student decided to stick with tutoring to improve her math skills.
She promised to stick with the project until it was completed.
I 'm sticking with my workout classes - they 're really helping me stay motivated.
02
rester en mémoire, rester gravé
to persistently remain in one's thoughts or memory over time
Transitive: to stick with sb
Example
The lessons my grandfather taught me as a child still stick with me today.
No matter how old I get, childhood memories still stick with me.
03
rester fidèle à, s'en tenir à
to stay committed to someone
Transitive: to stick with sb
Example
The company plans to stick with the new policy with minor adjustments.
The team committed to sticking with the coach 's strategy for success.
04
rester proche de, accompagner
to remain close to someone and accompany them wherever they go, often for assistance or protection
Transitive: to stick with sb
Exemple
The student decided to stick with tutoring to improve her math skills.
She promised to stick with the project until it was completed.
I'm sticking with my workout classes - they're really helping me stay motivated.
I'm going to stick with my diet and exercise routine until I reach my goals.
He chose to stick with his original choice of major, even though it was difficult.
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