Sticky Meaning in English
word
/ˈstɪki/
STI-kee
/stˈɪki/
STI-kee
释义
Something that is sticky easily attaches or clings to things, usually because it is covered in a substance like glue or honey. It can also describe situations that are difficult or tricky.
用法与细微差别
'Sticky' is used for both physical texture and metaphorically for situations ('a sticky problem'). Common with things like tape, candy, or hands. Informal in metaphorical use.
Spanish: pegajoso - adhesivo (material)Portuguese (BR): grudento - pegajosoPortuguese (PT): pegajoso - adesivoChinese (Simplified): 粘的Chinese (Traditional): 黏的Hindi: चिपचिपाArabic: لزج - دبقBengali: চিটচিটে - জটিল (অবস্থা)Russian: липкий - сложный (о ситуации)Japanese: ベタベタした - やっかいな（状況）Vietnamese: dính - khó xử (tình huống)Korean: 끈적거리는 - 곤란한 (상황)Turkish: yapışkan - zor (durum)Urdu: چپچپا - مشکل (صورت حال)Indonesian: lengket - rumit (situasi)
例句
The honey made my hands sticky.
basic
Be careful—the floor is sticky.
basic
I bought some sticky notes for my office.
basic
It's so hot that my clothes feel sticky against my skin.
natural
That was a sticky situation, but we figured it out.
natural
Don’t touch that! The glue is still sticky.
natural