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Meanings of stuck on in English
Spanish
montaje Secondary support to which a drawing, photograph, or other work on paper, vellum or the like is attached.
Usage of stuck on in English
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A banking source said: Not all those investors are stuck on mining.
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Look, you think getting stuck on training duty is a joke, fine.
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Wellington are fifth on four points, while Canterbury remain stuck on zero.
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NOTES: San Jose C Joe Thornton remains stuck on 999 career assists.
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It left Coventry stuck on 21 points, still in the bottom three.
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This one stuck , joining the pickles that had stuck on previous days.
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They had been stuck on the wall with frames of brown paper.
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Tell him I'm stuck on this manuscript until my questions are answered.
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And there's no need to fear being stuck on the bunny slopes.
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Handy to know for when one is stuck on a desert island.
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The white resembled tiny dabs of cotton wool stuck on the tape.
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I just stuck on and did what I could with the stuff.
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I seem to recollect getting my foot stuck on the car horn.
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But the music is... well, I'm stuck on this song, she said.
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It saves you from being stuck on the side of the road.
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Besides, who wants to be stuck on a bus for ages anyway?
