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Meanings of stick around in English

Portuguese
estar
Catalan
quedar-se
Spanish
permanecer

Stay put (in a certain place); we are not moving to Cincinnati"

      estar

      Be available or ready for a certain function or service.

            Usage of stick around in English
            1
            Social distancing measures might stick around for a year, according to scientists.
            News.com.au
            2
            Young males usually scatter, while females stick around to help their mothers.
            BBC
            3
            And we want them to stick around for as long as possible.
            News.com.au
            4
            Jaz wasn't going to stick around very long, twenty minutes more, maybe.
            House of Bathory
            5
            You need to stick around to do things here, she said firmly.
            The house on hope street
            6
            Dad didn't exactly stick around to help with the transition, you know?
            Here comes trouble
            7
            I need to find out, so I need you to stick around.
            Priceless: how I went undercover to rescue the world's stolen tr...
            8
            Maybe these ones will be able to stick around for a bit.
            The Guardian
            9
            Just stick around and see that nothing sneaks up and bites me.
            The Promise / A Tale of the Great Northwest
            10
            I've got to stick around and make sure it stays that way.
            Wastelands
            11
            But after seeing the way he reacted I doubt he'll stick around.
            "Undo": A Novel
            12
            Anthony did not stick around to talk to reporters after the game.
            Reuters
            13
            Even better that you and Lauren, at least, intend to stick around.
            Do you take this rebel?
            14
            Do I need to stick around after the credits for anything extra?
            Wired
            15
            As for Reeferendum, Brown said it would stick around for a while.
            Radio NZ
            16
            If a shutdown hits, the essential workers stick around, albeit without pay.
            Ebony
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            Translations for stick around
            Spanish
            permanecer
            Stick around through the time
            Stick around across language varieties
            Australia
            Common
            United States of America
            Common
            South Africa
            Common
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