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Meanings of glued in English

Affixed or as if affixed with glue or paste.

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Usage of glued in English
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Hundreds of people remain glued to the dance floor, still going strong.
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2
My right hand clasped his left, almost like we were glued together.
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3
I parted it in the middle, and glued it over my ears.
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4
Methods: 15 patients with band keratopathy or glued corneas were prospectively recruited.
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5
They were glued together and the check readily passed the bank cashier.
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6
The pegs are glued and inserted into holes drilled into the ball.
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7
The back is then glued on and the outside smoothed with sandpaper.
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Any way, were you glued to the Pommel Horse on Sunday afternoon?
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9
Otherwise he could wake up in the morning glued to the bed.
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10
He held me closer and closer until we were practically glued together.
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11
For a week the Sheldons hammered and glued and washed and consulted.
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12
Crude circles of flesh-colored plastic had been glued onto the chest area.
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13
A very young doctor enters the room, eyes glued to his digifile.
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14
Clay guessed she was right because he seemed glued to his chair.
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15
Nobody was listening to them: they were all glued to the TV.
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16
He was wearing latex appliances, and they were badly glued in place.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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Ireland
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