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Meanings of stuck in English
Usage of stuck in English
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Tsunami Diary: Today we finally got stuck into the heavy-duty construction work.
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The UK then really would be stuck in the deep blue sea.
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New Zealanders stuck overseas are paying thousands of dollars to get home.
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Older people and people who can't learn new skills often get stuck.
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But Britain risks being stuck with a government that damages its economy.
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It also stuck to its targets despite the global financial market turmoil.
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It's not always easy being stuck out on the edge of Europe.
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The flags are stuck in the ground in front of the leaders.
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In Roberts' case, the needle has been stuck for about six years.
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He had stuck to the obvious, much the best course for him.
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U.S. companies have been stuck in an earnings recession since last year.
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After six months, those who stuck with either dieting approach lost weight.
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It is believed that hundreds more people are still stuck at sea.
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He said there were scary moments while being stuck out at sea.
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That meant longer hours, stuck somewhere far from civilization and Cuban sandwiches.
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Melissa said: We were stuck in that particular spot for two hours.
