stick with

[phrasal verb] informal

stick with (something) : to continue using or doing (something)持续做；坚持做

: to not change (a decision, belief, etc.)信守，坚持（决定、信念等）

stick (someone) with (something or someone) : to force (someone) to deal with (something or someone unpleasant)强迫（某人）做

— often used as (be/get) stuck with常用作(be get) stuck with

stick with (someone)

a : to stay close to (someone) in a race or competition（比赛中）与…并驾齐驱，与…僵持

The challenger stuck with the champion until the very last round.挑战者与冠军僵持到最后一回合。

b : to stay near (someone) in order to gain knowledge, protection, etc.跟着（某人）以获取（知识、保护等）

c : to be remembered by someone for a very long time被铭记于心

⇒ Main Entry: ² stick

phrasal verb

stuck with; sticking with; sticks with

informal

: to continue using or doing (something)

You need to find a job and stick with it.

I'll stick with my usual brand.

: to not change (a decision, belief, etc.)

The company is sticking with its decision to close the store.

: to force (someone) to deal with (something or someone unpleasant)

Whenever we go out to eat, they always stick me with the bill.

The teacher always sticks me with Tom.

—often used as (be/get) stuck with

I was stuck with washing dishes.I got stuck with Tom again.

: to stay close to (someone) in a race or competition

The challenger stuck with the champion until the very last round.

: to stay near (someone) in order to gain knowledge, protection, etc.

Stick with me, kid, and you'll learn something!

: to be remembered by someone for a very long time

The lessons she learned from that experience stuck with her.