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B1  stick  batmak; batırmak

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verb  /stɪk   / verb (past tense, past participle stuck /stʌk   /) stick (verb)
 /stɪk  
/ verb (past tense, past participle stuck /stʌk   /)
 
PUSH STH IN 
1 [intransitive,
transitive]
 stick (sth) in/into (sth)
to push a pointed
object into sth; to be pushed into sth
batmak; batırmak
 Stick a fork into the meat to see if it's
ready.
 I can't move. There's a piece of wire
sticking in my leg.
FIX 
2 [intransitive,
transitive]
to fix sth to sth else
by using a sticky substance; to become fixed to sth else
yapışmak; 
yapıştırmak
 I stuck a stamp on the envelope.
 We used glue to stick the pieces together.
 Jam sticks to your fingers.
PUT 
3 [transitive] (informal) 
to put sth somewhere,
especially quickly or carelessly
atıvermek
 Stick your bags in the bedroom.
 Just at that moment James stuck his head
round the door.
BECOME FIXED 
4 [intransitive]
stick
(in sth)
(used about sth that
can usually be moved) to become fixed in one position so that it cannot be
moved
saplanmak, batmak
 The car was stuck in the mud.
 This drawer keeps sticking.
DIFFICULT SITUATION 
5 [transitive]
[often in negative sentences and questions](informal)
to stay in a difficult
or unpleasant situation
katlanmak, tahammül
etmek
 I can't stick this job much longer.
IDIOMS
poke/stick
your nose into sth
(spoken)
to be interested in or
try to become involved in sth which does not concern you
burnunu
sokmak
 He's always poking his nose into other
people's business!
put/stick
your tongue out
to put your tongue
outside your mouth as a rude sign to sb
dilini
çıkarmak, dil çıkarmak
stand/stick
out like a sore thumb
to be extremely
obvious, especially in a negative way
 A big new office block would stand out like
a sore thumb in the old part of town.
PHRASAL VERBS
stick
around
(informal)
to stay somewhere,
waiting for sth to happen or for sb to arrive
dikilip
durmak, durmak
stick
at sth
(informal)
to continue working at
sth even when it is difficult
sebat
etmek, peşini bırakmamak
stick
by sb
(informal)
to continue to give sb
help and support even in difficult times
sadık
kalmak, yanında olmak
stick
out
(informal)
to be very noticeable
and easily seen
göze
batmak, çıkıntı yapmak, taşmak
 The new office block really sticks out from
the older buildings around it.
stick
(sth) out
to be further out than
sth else; to push sth further out than sth else
uzanmak, çıkmak; 
uzatmak, çıkarmak
 The boy's head was sticking out of the
window.
 Don't stick your tongue out.
stick
it/sth out
(informal)
to stay in a difficult
or unpleasant situation until the end
dişini
sıkmak
stick
to sth
(informal)
to continue with sth
and not change to anything else
-den
vazgeçmemek, -e sadık kalmak
 I'm sticking to orange juice tonight
because I'm driving.
stick
together
(informal)
(used about a group of
people) to stay friendly and loyal to each other
birbirine
yaslanmak, yakın olmak
stick
up
to point upwards
dimdik
durmak
 You look funny. Your hair's sticking up!
stick
up for yourself/sb/sth
(informal)
to support or defend
yourself/sb/sth
arka
çıkmak; 
savunmak
 Don't worry. I'll stick up for you if
there's any trouble.

Level	B1
Kind	verb
Front	stick
IPA	/stɪk / verb (past tense, past participle stuck /stʌk /)
Back	batmak; batırmak
Back 2	stick (verb) /stɪk / verb (past tense, past participle stuck /stʌk /) PUSH STH IN 1 [intransitive, transitive] stick (sth) in/into (sth) to push a pointed object into sth; to be pushed into sth batmak; batırmak Stick a fork into the meat to see if it's ready. I can't move. There's a piece of wire sticking in my leg. FIX 2 [intransitive, transitive] to fix sth to sth else by using a sticky substance; to become fixed to sth else yapışmak; yapıştırmak I stuck a stamp on the envelope. We used glue to stick the pieces together. Jam sticks to your fingers. PUT 3 [transitive] (informal) to put sth somewhere, especially quickly or carelessly atıvermek Stick your bags in the bedroom. Just at that moment James stuck his head round the door. BECOME FIXED 4 [intransitive] stick (in sth) (used about sth that can usually be moved) to become fixed in one position so that it cannot be moved saplanmak, batmak The car was stuck in the mud. This drawer keeps sticking. DIFFICULT SITUATION 5 [transitive] [often in negative sentences and questions](informal) to stay in a difficult or unpleasant situation katlanmak, tahammül etmek I can't stick this job much longer. IDIOMS poke/stick your nose into sth (spoken) to be interested in or try to become involved in sth which does not concern you burnunu sokmak He's always poking his nose into other people's business! put/stick your tongue out to put your tongue outside your mouth as a rude sign to sb dilini çıkarmak, dil çıkarmak stand/stick out like a sore thumb to be extremely obvious, especially in a negative way A big new office block would stand out like a sore thumb in the old part of town. PHRASAL VERBS stick around (informal) to stay somewhere, waiting for sth to happen or for sb to arrive dikilip durmak, durmak stick at sth (informal) to continue working at sth even when it is difficult sebat etmek, peşini bırakmamak stick by sb (informal) to continue to give sb help and support even in difficult times sadık kalmak, yanında olmak stick out (informal) to be very noticeable and easily seen göze batmak, çıkıntı yapmak, taşmak The new office block really sticks out from the older buildings around it. stick (sth) out to be further out than sth else; to push sth further out than sth else uzanmak, çıkmak; uzatmak, çıkarmak The boy's head was sticking out of the window. Don't stick your tongue out. stick it/sth out (informal) to stay in a difficult or unpleasant situation until the end dişini sıkmak stick to sth (informal) to continue with sth and not change to anything else -den vazgeçmemek, -e sadık kalmak I'm sticking to orange juice tonight because I'm driving. stick together (informal) (used about a group of people) to stay friendly and loyal to each other birbirine yaslanmak, yakın olmak stick up to point upwards dimdik durmak You look funny. Your hair's sticking up! stick up for yourself/sb/sth (informal) to support or defend yourself/sb/sth arka çıkmak; savunmak Don't worry. I'll stick up for you if there's any trouble.

Stick Sth Informal Stuck Difficult Past Batmak Transitive

stick (verb)