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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Stick to your guns
"Good! Then you tell Spike he has to go," said Weasel. "And be firm. Stick to your guns." And Jack the rabbit was stuck with the job.
Hi,
Does "stick to your guns" in the above mean "hang on with your goal?"
Besides, is "stuck with your job" equal to "stuck your job out?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does "stick to your guns" in the above mean "hang on with your goal?"
Besides, is "stuck with your job" equal to "stuck your job out?" Thanks.
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stick to your guns = keep to your goal or maintain your opinion or belief stuck with the job = burdened with .
- stick to your guns = keep to your goal or maintain your opinion or belief stuck with the job = burdened with .
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stick to your guns = keep to your goal or maintain your opinion or belief
stuck with the job = burdened with
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stick to your guns = keep to your goal or maintain your opinion or belief
stuck with the job = burdened with
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