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Meanings of get stuck in English

Be unable to move further.

Usage of get stuck in English
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Older people and people who can't learn new skills often get stuck.
News.com.au
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Home Affairs has some handy information here in case you get stuck.
The South African
3
I'm very enthusiastic and want to get stuck into the challenge ahead.
The Guardian
4
Without consensus at Westminster, negotiations in Brussels could soon get stuck again.
The Guardian
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It's a really rich experience for people to really get stuck into.
Radio NZ
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We just get stuck right in there as if nothing had happened.
A colossal failure of common sense: the inside story of the coll...
7
Now he was going to get stuck looking for a subject himself.
Getting in: a novel
8
At the same time, not get stuck in bed for a week.
News.com.au
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While you're there, get stuck into the venue's excellent wine and food.
The Irish Times
10
Lunchtime that day was the first I ever felt time get stuck.
Rant: an oral biography of buster casey
11
When I am not areas in my life get stuck, including money.
Feminist dot com
12
Let's say we didn't get stuck in those god-awful camps-no ,justlisten.
The Darkest Minds
13
I think sometimes with our weight and our bodies, we get stuck.
The South African
14
They're also more likely to walk out of reach and get stuck.
Climbing Magazine
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A huge volume of entries so far so get stuck in here.
The Irish Times
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The first is to get stuck in and build your own city.
The Irish Times
This collocation consists of:
Get stuck through the time
Get stuck across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common