stick with
To keep doing something or stay with someone and not change to something else.
Meanings
To continue doing something and not give up or change.
"Learning guitar is hard at first, but stick with it and you'll improve."
To remain loyal to a person or group, especially during difficult times.
"She stuck with her team even when they were losing every match."
To stay with the same choice, option, or brand rather than switching.
"I'll stick with my original answer — I think it's correct."
To remain in someone's memory; to be difficult to forget (of a thought, image, or idea).
"That haunting image from the documentary has stuck with me for years."
Very common in everyday spoken English. Can refer to people, plans, decisions, or brands. Sometimes used as encouragement: 'Stick with it!'
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