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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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stuck on/around the place
Well, I heard Spike is really stuck on the place; he wants to stick around.
Hi,
Is it right and the same to say "stuck around the place" instead of "stuck on the place" in the above? Thanks.
Hi,
Is it right and the same to say "stuck around the place" instead of "stuck on the place" in the above? Thanks.
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No. Stuck on = attracted to; enamoured of. w=stuck+on&ls=a ]ONE LOOK[/url] more regularly.
- No.
- Stuck on = attracted to; enamoured of.
- w=stuck+on&ls=a ]ONE LOOK[/url] more regularly.
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No. Stuck on = attracted to; enamoured of.
You should get yourself a good idiom dictionary, Angli-- or use [url=http://www.onelook.com/?w=stuck+on&ls=a]ONE LOOK[/url] more regularly.
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No. Stuck on = attracted to; enamoured of.
You should get yourself a good idiom dictionary, Angli-- or use [url=http://www.onelook.com/?w=stuck+on&ls=a]ONE LOOK[/url] more regularly.
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