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单词 stuck
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stuck

(stʌk)
1. 
Stuck is the past tense and past participle of stick2.
2. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE]
If something is stuck in a particular position, it is fixed tightly in this position and is unable to move.
He said his car had got stuck in the snow.
She had got something stuck between her teeth.
Synonyms: fastened, fast, fixed, joined More Synonyms of stuck
3. adjective
If you are stuck in a place, you want to get away from it, but are unable to.
I was stuck at home with flu.
I wouldn't have wanted to be stuck on a desert island with her.
4. adjective
If you are stuck in a boring or unpleasant situation, you are unable to change it or get away from it.
I don't want to get stuck in another job like that.
I am stuck in a relationship which I don't enjoy.
Synonyms: trapped, caught, ensnared More Synonyms of stuck
5. adjective
If something is stuck at a particular level or stage, it is not progressing or changing.
The negotiations have got stuck on a number of key issues.
U.S. unemployment figures for March showed the jobless rate stuck at 7 per cent.
The economy is still stuck in recession.
6. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE with noun]
If you are stuck with something that you do not want, you cannot get rid of it.
Many people are now stuck with expensive fixed-rate mortgages.
I know you think I'm stupid, but we're stuck with each other, aren't we?
Synonyms: burdened, saddled, lumbered, landed More Synonyms of stuck
7. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE]
If you get stuck when you are trying to do something, you are unable to continue doing it because it is too difficult.
They will be there to help if you get stuck.
If he gets stuck on a word, he can make the computer prompt him.
Synonyms: baffled, stumped, at a loss, beaten More Synonyms of stuck
8. 
See get stuck in

stuck in British English

(stʌk)
verb
1.  the past tense and past participle of stick2
adjective
2.  informal
baffled or nonplussed
3. (foll by on) slang
keen (on) or infatuated (with)
4.  get stuck in

stuck in American English

(stʌk)
verb transitive, verb intransitive
pt. & pp. of
stick

More idioms containing
stuck

squeal like a stuck pig

Examples of 'stuck' in a sentence
stuck

So you could get stuck right into our choices.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
We have to get stuck into them.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
Your stuck record approach is becoming tedious.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
Both stuck two fingers up to the prevailing fashions.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
We have to get stuck into him and slog him out of the attack.
The Sun (2009)
His promises today sound like a stuck record.
The Sun (2012)
People who get stuck find that their mental health and wellbeing are affected so the phase is very important.
Times, Sunday Times (2011)
The issue seems to have become stuck between two government departments with neither taking overall responsibility for a plan of action.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
You don't want to dwell on the past and get stuck in it.
Christianity Today (2000)
And if you get truly stuck, mum and dad are only a phone call away.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
If you can keep the car moving at walking pace, you are less likely to get stuck or slide.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
Our only bugbear was in tightening the straps, which have a tendency to get stuck and take a few goes.
The Sun (2014)
I had the most annoying experience while reading about the study of pop tunes that get stuck in your brain.
Times, Sunday Times (2013)
MY husband is ill with leukaemia and mutters his lover's name over and over like a stuck record.
The Sun (2011)

In other languages
stuck

British English: stuck /stʌk/ ADJECTIVE
unable to move If something is stuck in a place, it cannot move.
His car got stuck in the snow.
  • American English: stuck
  • Arabic: مَحْجُوز
  • Brazilian Portuguese: preso
  • Chinese: 卡住的
  • Croatian: zapeo
  • Czech: zaseknutý
  • Danish: sidde fast
  • Dutch: klem
  • European Spanish: atascado parado
  • Finnish: jumissa
  • French: coincé bloqué
  • German: nicht zurechtkommen
  • Greek: κολλημένος
  • Italian: bloccato
  • Japanese: 行きづまった
  • Korean: 곤경에 빠진
  • Norwegian: fastkjørt
  • Polish: zablokowany
  • European Portuguese: preso
  • Romanian: blocat
  • Russian: застрявший
  • Latin American Spanish: atascado
  • Swedish: sitta fast
  • Thai: ติดชะงัก
  • Turkish: saplanmış
  • Ukrainian: застрягати
  • Vietnamese: bị tắc
British English: stuck /stʌk/ ADJECTIVE
stumped If you get stuck, you can't go on doing something because it is too difficult.
The teacher will help if you get stuck.
  • American English: stuck
  • Arabic: حَائِر
  • Brazilian Portuguese: travado
  • Chinese: 被难住的
  • Croatian: zapeti
  • Czech: bezradný
  • Danish: sidde fast
  • Dutch: vastgelopen
  • European Spanish: atascado
  • Finnish: olla jumiutunut
  • French: être bloqué
  • German: feststecken
  • Greek: μπλοκαρισμένος
  • Italian: inceppato
  • Japanese: 行き詰っている
  • Korean: 막힌
  • Norwegian: fast
  • Polish: utknąć
  • European Portuguese: bloqueado
  • Romanian: împotmolit
  • Russian: столкнувшийся с непреодолимой трудностью
  • Latin American Spanish: atascado
  • Swedish: fastna
  • Thai: ชะงัก ติด
  • Turkish: takılmak
  • Ukrainian: застрягати
  • Vietnamese: kẹt

All related terms of 'stuck'

stick
A stick is a thin branch which has fallen off a tree.
stuck-up
If you say that someone is stuck-up , you mean that are very proud and unfriendly because they think they are very important .
stuck pipe
Stuck pipe happens when part of the drillpipe cannot be turned or moved up or down.
get stuck in
If you get stuck in , you do something with enthusiasm and determination.
stick at
If you stick at a task or activity, you continue doing it, even if it is difficult .
stick by
If you stick by someone, you continue to give them help or support.
stick to
If you stick to something or someone when you are travelling , you stay close to them.
stick down
to write
stick out
If you stick out part of your body, you extend it away from your body.
stick with
If you stick with something, you do not change to something else.
stick around
If you stick around , you stay where you are, often because you are waiting for something.
squeal like a stuck pig
to scream very loudly, as though you are in a lot of pain
stick out for
If you stick out for something, you keep demanding it and do not accept anything different or less.
stick together
If people stick together , they stay with each other and support each other.
stick up for
If you stick up for a person or a principle , you support or defend them forcefully.
stick-up
a robbery at gunpoint ; hold-up

Chinese translation of 'stuck'

stuck

(stʌk)

pt, pp

  1. of stick

adj

  1. to be stuck (= unable to move)
    1. [object] 卡住 (qiǎzhù)
    2. [person] 陷于(於) (xiànyú)
    3. (= unable to continue) 卡住了 (qiǎzhù le)
to get stuck (physically) 被卡住 (bèi qiǎzhù) (with work) 被难(難)住 (bèi nánzhù)

stick

(stɪk)
Word forms:ptpp stuck

n (c)

  1. [of wood] 枯枝 (kūzhī) (根, gēn)
  2. (as weapon) 棍棒 (gùnbàng)
  3. (= walking stick) 拐(枴)杖 (guǎizhàng) (根, gēn)
  4. [of chalk, dynamite, celery] 条(條) (tiáo)

vt

  1. to stick sth on or to sth (with glue etc) 将(將)某物粘贴(貼)在某物上 (jiāng mǒuwù zhāntiē zài mǒuwù shang)
  2. to stick sth in/through sth (inf, = put) 随(隨)手将(將)某物戳进(進)/放进(進)某物中 (suíshǒu jiāng mǒuwù chuōjìn/fàngjìn mǒuwù zhōng)
  3. to stick sth in or into sth (= push) 将(將)某物刺入某物中 (jiāng mǒuwù cìrù mǒuwù zhōng)
  4. (Brit, inf, = tolerate) 忍受 (rěnshòu)

vi

  1. to stick (to sth) [stamp, sticker] 粘贴(貼)(在某物上) (zhántiē (zài mǒuwù shang))
  2. [substance, paste] 粘在 (zhān zài)
  3. (= remain) [name] 长(長)久保留 (chángjiǔ bǎoliú)
    ⇒ I nicknamed him "Rex", a name which stuck. 我给他起了个外号叫Rex，一直叫到现在。 (Wǒ gěi tā qǐle gè wàihào jiào Rex, yīzhí jiàodào xiànzài.)
  4. (= get jammed) [door, lift] 卡住 (kǎzhù)
    to get (hold of) the wrong end of the stick (inf) 误(誤)解 (wùjiě)
    to stick in one's mind [thought etc] 铭(銘)记(記)在某人的心中 (míngjì zài mǒurén de xīn zhōng)

All related terms of 'stuck'

stick
( of wood ) 枯枝 kūzhī [ 根 gēn ]
to be stuck
( unable to move : object ) 卡住 qiǎzhù ; (: person ) 陷于(於) xiànyú ; (: unable to continue ) 卡住了 qiǎzhù le
to get stuck
( physically ) 被卡住 bèi qiǎzhù
nailed/stuck to the wall
钉(釘)/粘在墙(牆)上 dìng/zhān zài qiáng shang
stick by
( person ) 忠于(於) zhōngyú
stick out
( protrude ) 伸出 shēnchū
stick to
( one's word, agreement ) 信守 xìnshǒu
stick up
( extend upwards ) 竖(豎)起 shùqǐ
stick with
( person, job ) 忠于(於) zhōngyú
stick around
呆在附近 dāi zài fùjìn
stick together
( people ) 团(團)结(結)一致 tuánjié yīzhì
stick up for
( person, idea ) 为(為) ... 辩(辯)护(護) wèi ... biànhù
1 (adjective) 
She had got something stuck between her teeth.
Synonyms
fastened
fast
He held the gate fast.
fixed
joined
glued
cemented
2 (adjective) 
I don't want to get stuck in another job like that.
Synonyms
trapped
He froze like a trapped animal.
caught
ensnared
3 (adjective) 
Many people are now stuck with fixed-rate mortgages.
Synonyms
burdened
They arrived burdened by bags and food baskets.
saddled
lumbered
landed
loaded
shoppers loaded with bags
encumbered
4 (adjective) 
Definition
baffled by a problem or unable to find an answer to a question
(informal) 
They will be there to help if you're stuck.
Synonyms
baffled
stumped
I must confess I was stumped for a moment.
at a loss
I was at a loss for what to do next.
beaten
nonplussed
Patricia was totally nonplussed by Coyne's behaviour.
at a standstill
bereft of ideas
up against a brick wall (informal)
at your wits' end
I just can't think what to do - I'm at my wits' end.

idioms

See be stuck on something or someone
See get stuck into something

Additional synonyms

in the sense of at a loss
Definition
uncertain what to do
I was at a loss for what to do next.
Synonyms
confused,
puzzled,
baffled,
bewildered,
stuck (informal),
helpless,
stumped,
perplexed,
mystified,
nonplussed,
at your wits' end
in the sense of at your wits' end
I just can't think what to do - I'm at my wits' end.
Synonyms
in despair,
lost,
stuck (informal),
stumped,
baffled,
bewildered,
at a loss,
at the end of your tether
in the sense of fast
Definition
firmly fixed, fastened, or shut
He held the gate fast.
Synonyms
fixed,
firm,
sound,
stuck,
secure,
tight,
jammed,
fortified,
fastened,
impregnable,
immovable

Synonyms of 'stuck'

stuck

Explore 'stuck' in the dictionary

Additional synonyms

in the sense of loaded
Definition
carrying a load
shoppers loaded with bags
Synonyms
laden,
full,
charged,
filled,
weighted,
burdened,
freighted
in the sense of nonplussed
Definition
perplexed
Patricia was totally nonplussed by Coyne's behaviour.
Synonyms
taken aback,
stunned,
confused,
embarrassed,
puzzled,
astonished,
stumped,
dismayed,
baffled,
bewildered,
astounded,
confounded,
perplexed,
disconcerted,
mystified,
fazed,
dumbfounded,
discomfited,
flummoxed,
discountenanced
in the sense of stumped
I must confess I was stumped for a moment.
Synonyms
baffled,
perplexed,
at a loss,
floored (informal),
at sea,
stymied,
nonplussed,
flummoxed,
brought to a standstill,
uncertain which way to turn,
at your wits' end

All related terms of 'stuck'

stick
twig, branch, birch, offshoot
stuck-up
snobbish, arrogant, conceited, proud, patronizing
stick out
protrude, stand out, jut out, show, project
get stuck into something
set about, tackle, get down to, make a start on, take the bit between your teeth
stick to someone
remain faithful, remain true, remain loyal
stick at something
keep at, continue, persist, see through, persevere in
stick something out
offer, present, extend, hold out, advance
stick to something
keep to, persevere in, cleave to
be stuck on something or someone
infatuated with, obsessed with, keen on, enthusiastic about, mad about
stick up for someone
defend, support, champion, stand by, uphold
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