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ESLPod_0740_WE_1155 Corporate Gift-Giving In this podcast, the phrase "to stick to" means to continue to do, use, or have something and to not change what one has been doing: "Why do you stick to tying on a typewriter instead of using a word processor?" The phrase "to make (something) stick" means to make someone remember something, or to make something permanent: "Teachers are always looking for creative ways to make their lessons stick." The phrase "to stick in (someone's) head" means for a song or phrase to be remembered over and over again, even when the person is trying not to think about it: "Whenever I hear a song from The Sound of Music, it gets stuck in my head for days!" Finally, the phrase "to stick to (one's) ribs" describes food that is very filling and satisfying: "I can't just eat a salad. I need something that will stick to my ribs."

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ESLPod 740 to stick to Business

Id	ESLPod_0740_WE_1155
Episode Id	ESLPod 740
Episode Title	Corporate Gift-Giving
Phrase	to stick to
Text	In this podcast, the phrase "to stick to" means to continue to do, use, or have something and to not change what one has been doing: "Why do you stick to tying on a typewriter instead of using a word processor?" The phrase "to make (something) stick" means to make someone remember something, or to make something permanent: "Teachers are always looking for creative ways to make their lessons stick." The phrase "to stick in (someone's) head" means for a song or phrase to be remembered over and over again, even when the person is trying not to think about it: "Whenever I hear a song from The Sound of Music, it gets stuck in my head for days!" Finally, the phrase "to stick to (one's) ribs" describes food that is very filling and satisfying: "I can't just eat a salad. I need something that will stick to my ribs."
Topics	Business

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