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to stick out
[phrase form: stick]
01
to be easily noticed, often due to being different from the surrounding elements
Example
The neon sign stuck out on the dark street, guiding people to the open restaurant.
The sparkling diamond necklace stuck out on the woman 's neck, catching everyone 's attention.
The tall tower stuck out on the skyline, drawing the eyes of all who passed by.
02
to extend beyond the surface or edge of something
Example
The mountain peak stuck out above the clouds.
03
to tolerate something or someone unpleasant
Example
The commuter had to stick out the crowded train until the next stop.
He stuck out the unpleasant task until it was completed.
The students could n't stick out the boring lecture and left early.
Example
The neon sign stuck out on the dark street, guiding people to the open restaurant.
The sparkling diamond necklace stuck out on the woman's neck, catching everyone's attention.
The tall tower stuck out on the skyline, drawing the eyes of all who passed by.
The performer's eccentric costume and dance moves made them stick out on the stage.
The brightly colored hair of the teenager made her stick out in the conservative school environment.
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