Stick by Meaning in English
expression
ˈstɪk/ /ˈbaɪ
STIK by
stˈɪk/ /bˈaɪ
STIK by
释义
To continue to support or be loyal to someone or something, especially in difficult situations.
用法与细微差别
'Stick by' is informal, mainly used with people ('stick by your friends'), beliefs, or decisions. Common with 'always', 'still', or 'promise to stick by'. Not interchangeable with 'stick to', which means 'not change something'.
Spanish: apoyar - mantenerse al lado de - ser fiel aPortuguese (BR): apoiar - manter-se ao lado de - ser fiel aPortuguese (PT): apoiar - manter-se ao lado de - ser fiel aChinese (Simplified): 支持 - 忠于Chinese (Traditional): 支持 - 忠於Hindi: साथ देना - साथ निभानाArabic: يدعم - يلتزم بـBengali: সহযোগিতা করা - পাশে থাকা - সমর্থন করাRussian: поддерживать - оставаться верным - быть рядомJapanese: そばにいる - 支え続ける - 味方でいるVietnamese: luôn ủng hộ - luôn bên cạnh - trung thành vớiKorean: 지지하다 - 곁에 있다 - 충성하다Turkish: sadık kalmak - yanında olmak - destek olmakUrdu: ساتھ دینا - وفادار رہناIndonesian: đứng về phía - trung thành với - luôn ủng hộ
例句
He will always stick by his family.
basic
True friends stick by you when things get hard.
basic
I promised to stick by my decision.
basic
Even after the mistake, she chose to stick by him.
natural
I know you'll stick by me, no matter what happens.
natural
Politicians rarely stick by their campaign promises.
natural