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to stick
01
colar, fixar
to fix an object to another, usually with glue or another similar substance
Transitive: to stick sth to a surface
Example
I need to stick this photo to the page of my scrapbook.
Please stick the label to the package securely.
He tried to stick the poster to the wall with tape.
1.1
colar, grudar
to become fixed to something, usually with glue or another similar substance
Intransitive: to stick to a surface
Example
The label would n't stick to the package because it was wet.
The paper stuck to the wall after we applied glue.
The tape would n't stick to the rough surface.
02
inserir, furar
to push or insert something pointed or sharp into or through something else
Transitive: to stick a sharp object into sth
Example
The chef stuck a toothpick into the appetizer to hold it together.
She stuck a pencil into the soil to plant a small seed.
They stuck a flag into the ground to mark their campsite.
2.1
introduzir, perfurar
(of a sharp or pointed thing) to be pushed or inserted into or through something
Intransitive: to stick into sth
Example
The thorn stuck into my hand when I touched the rosebush.
I felt something hard sticking into my foot when I walked on the beach.
I saw a metal rod sticking into the sand on the beach.
2.2
colar, ensacar
to attach or push something onto or into a pointed thing
Transitive: to stick sth onto a sharp object | to stick sth on a sharp object
Example
Can you stick the apple onto the fork?
Stick the worm on the fishing hook.
He stuck marshmallows onto the sticks to roast over the fire.
03
grudar, colar
to stay attached to something
Intransitive: to stick to sth
Example
After the rain, the mud stuck to their shoes.
The magnet made the metal objects stick to the refrigerator.
The frosting made the sprinkles stick to the cupcakes.
04
colocar, fixar
to place or position something
Transitive: to stick sth somewhere
Example
The artist stuck a paintbrush behind his ear while he mixed colors.
She stuck her hand in the cookie jar when no one was looking.
He stuck a flower in his lapel as a fashion statement.
05
ficar preso, estar atolado
to be burdened with something unpleasant or disadvantageous
Example
We 're stuck dealing with these high utility bills.
She's stuck with a lot of debt after the unexpected medical bills.
We're stuck with this car that keeps breaking down.
5.1
aguentar, tolerar
to endure or tolerate an unpleasant or unwelcome person or situation
Transitive: to stick an unpleasant person or situation
Example
I ca n't stick the constant noise from the construction site next door.
The issue is, my sister ca n't stick her new boss.
He ca n't stick the rude behavior of some of his coworkers.
5.2
deixar na mão, encarecer
to make someone suffer a financial expense or loss
Transitive: to stick sb with a cost
Example
He stuck his friends with the bill at the restaurant.
The company tried to stick the employees with the cost of the new uniforms.
She realized that her procrastination had stuck her with a late fee on the bill.
5.3
enganar, passar a perna
to cheat or deceive others by using deceptive methods for personal advantage
Transitive: to stick sb
Example
He tried to stick me with a counterfeit bill.
Do n't trust him; he 'll try to stick you in the card game.
She stuck her opponents by using unfair tactics in the competition.
06
projetar, estender
to project or extend in a particular direction
Intransitive: to stick to a direction
Example
Her foot stuck out from under the blanket, catching my attention.
A single tooth was sticking down below his upper lip.
The tag is sticking up from the back of your shirt.
07
prender, fixar
to firmly establish or be recognized as valid and convincing
Intransitive
Example
His argument did n't stick with the jury, and he was found guilty.
Over time, the tradition of celebrating Thanksgiving in November has stuck in American culture.
They gave her the nickname " Giggles, " and it has stuck ever since.
08
acompanhar, seguir de perto
to closely follow or keep pace with someone or something, especially in a chase or competition
Intransitive: to stick with sb | to stick to sb
Example
The determined athlete managed to stick with the leading pack throughout the marathon.
He managed to stick to the leader throughout the race.
The detective had to stick with the suspect as he weaved through the crowded streets.
09
bater, dar uma pancada
to use a stick or similar object to hit or propel something, like a hockey puck
Transitive: to stick sth
Example
He expertly stuck the puck into the opposing team's goal.
The player managed to stick the ball into the net, scoring a point for his team.
She practiced for hours to perfect her ability to stick the shuttlecock with precision.
10
estagnar, parar
to stay in the same condition or make no further progress
Intransitive: to stick at a level
Example
Their relationship had stuck at a standstill, with no sign of improvement.
Despite numerous attempts, his savings had stuck at $5,000 for months.
The project had stuck at the planning stage for over a year without any progress.
Stick
01
varinha, pau
a small, thin branch or twig from a tree or shrub
Example
The children picked up sticks to build a small fort in the woods.
He used a stick to draw shapes in the dirt.
She threw a stick for her dog to fetch during their walk.
1.1
bastão, cane
a long and thin object that is used as a support while walking, especially by elderly people
Example
The elderly woman leaned on her walking stick as she strolled through the park.
He gifted his grandfather a beautifully carved wooden stick for his walks.
She used her stick to navigate the uneven terrain on her hike.
1.2
vara, bastão
a long, thin object, often resembling a piece of wood, used for pointing, drawing attention, or performing specific actions
Example
The magician waved a stick to perform his trick.
The teacher pointed to the map with a stick during the geography lesson.
The conductor used a stick to lead the orchestra.
1.3
bastão, taco
a long, slender implement typically made of wood that is used by players in sports such as hockey or polo to hit a puck or ball
Example
He skillfully maneuvered the hockey puck with his stick.
She broke her polo stick during the intense match.
The player raised his stick to take a shot at the goal.
02
manete, bastonete
a lever used by a pilot to control the ailerons and elevators of an airplane
Example
The pilot gripped the stick firmly as the plane ascended.
She adjusted the stick to maintain the aircraft's balance during turbulence.
Training included mastering the use of the stick for precise maneuvers.
03
vara, punição
the threat of a penalty or punishment used as a means of enforcing discipline or compliance
Example
The company implemented a stick policy to deter employees from being late.
The coach used the stick approach, warning the players about extra drills if they did n't perform well.
The government threatened to use the stick against companies that violated environmental regulations.
04
baseado, cigarro de maconha
a cigarette made by rolling marijuana leaves, commonly used for smoking
Example
He passed the stick around at the party.
She rolled a stick to share with her friends.
They enjoyed a stick while relaxing by the beach.
05
um tablete de manteiga, um pedaço de manteiga
a small block of butter or margarine used in cooking and baking
Example
She added a stick of butter to the pan to start the sauce.
The recipe calls for a stick of margarine to be melted.
He spread a stick of butter over the warm bread.
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