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Definition of stick shift in English: stick shiftnoun North American A gear lever or manual transmission. Example sentencesExamples - Each car has a clutch and stick shift, for drivers born before 1960 who know how to work those.
- Seeing her drive a car with a stick shift was kind of amusing.
- I shall not be able to manage a clutch pedal and stick shift for ever, and I know it.
- Sliding beside her father in the drivers seat, she turned the key (which was always left in the ignition, in case of an emergency) pressed on the clutch, and placed the stick shift in neutral.
- Here's what you can't get: a two-door cab, a longer bed, a stick shift - which Honda's rivals offer.
- It'll be stick shift for for me for another few years, I'm afraid.
- She has to pay 17 percent interest on her loan (for people with no credit), but at least she got the sunroof, stick shift, and sporty look she wanted.
- These are popular with US visitors, who dislike the idea of coping with a stick shift and driving on the other side of the road at the same time.
- He slides the stick shift into gear then rests his left hand on the wheel, poking a casual right elbow out of the window.
- Letter writing, like driving with a stick shift or baking a cake from scratch, is becoming a lost art.
- And it was stick shift not automatic, another plus.
- I really want to buy a new Toyota Matrix with a stick shift, but he insists that the front-wheel-drive version (which, of course, is the one I want) is lousy in the snow.
- My friend had given me a 15 second briefing on the basic mechanics of a stick shift system, and I was off.
- Somehow he managed to drive his stick shift truck to my place so I could take him to the hospital.
Definition of stick shift in US English: stick shiftnounˈstɪk ˌʃɪftˈstik ˌSHift North American A manual transmission. Example sentencesExamples - These are popular with US visitors, who dislike the idea of coping with a stick shift and driving on the other side of the road at the same time.
- Here's what you can't get: a two-door cab, a longer bed, a stick shift - which Honda's rivals offer.
- And it was stick shift not automatic, another plus.
- I shall not be able to manage a clutch pedal and stick shift for ever, and I know it.
- Somehow he managed to drive his stick shift truck to my place so I could take him to the hospital.
- It'll be stick shift for for me for another few years, I'm afraid.
- Each car has a clutch and stick shift, for drivers born before 1960 who know how to work those.
- Letter writing, like driving with a stick shift or baking a cake from scratch, is becoming a lost art.
- I really want to buy a new Toyota Matrix with a stick shift, but he insists that the front-wheel-drive version (which, of course, is the one I want) is lousy in the snow.
- She has to pay 17 percent interest on her loan (for people with no credit), but at least she got the sunroof, stick shift, and sporty look she wanted.
- Seeing her drive a car with a stick shift was kind of amusing.
- Sliding beside her father in the drivers seat, she turned the key (which was always left in the ignition, in case of an emergency) pressed on the clutch, and placed the stick shift in neutral.
- He slides the stick shift into gear then rests his left hand on the wheel, poking a casual right elbow out of the window.
- My friend had given me a 15 second briefing on the basic mechanics of a stick shift system, and I was off.
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