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ESLPod_0550_WE_0775 Differences in Male and Female Friendships In this podcast, the phrase "to stick to" means to continue doing, using, or having something, without changing: "Moshe thought about changing his major, but then he decided to stick to philosophy." The phrase "to make (something) stick" means to make something be remembered, or to make something permanent so that it doesn't change: "The students have been studying state history all year, but the teacher can't seem to find a way to make the information stick." Or, "How are we going to make the changes stick this time?" The phrase "to stick in (one's) mind/head" means to remember something, or to not be able to forget or stop thinking about something: "That song has been stuck in my head all morning."

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ESLPod 550 to stick to Relationships + Family

Id	ESLPod_0550_WE_0775
Episode Id	ESLPod 550
Episode Title	Differences in Male and Female Friendships
Phrase	to stick to
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to stick to" means to continue doing, using, or having something, without changing: "Moshe thought about changing his major, but then he decided to stick to philosophy." The phrase "to make (something) stick" means to make something be remembered, or to make something permanent so that it doesn't change: "The students have been studying state history all year, but the teacher can't seem to find a way to make the information stick." Or, "How are we going to make the changes stick this time?" The phrase "to stick in (one's) mind/head" means to remember something, or to not be able to forget or stop thinking about something: "That song has been stuck in my head all morning."
Topics	Relationships + Family

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