| 单词 | stick out |
| 释义 | stick out 1. a. b. < their writers' prejudices would often stick out — Curtis Brown > < antibourgeois notions of the analysts stick out all over — C.J.Friedrich > 2. a. < were sticking out for a higher price > < stuck out for absolute domination — V.S.Pritchett > < a last ditcher, sticking out for the rigor of the law — D.B.W.Lewis > b. of workmen transitive verb 1. < stuck the first term out and then left > < stuck out the icy currents — Newsweek > < determined to stick out a California sojourn — R.G.Hubler > — often used with it < stuck it out, living on lemonade, glucose tablets and nerves — Holiday > < the people sticking it out where the dust is thickest and the gulches driest — Russell Lord > < too late now to do anything but stick it out > 2. < stuck me out that … it was one of the six best comedies in English — Arnold Bennett > Synonyms: see bulge |
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