stick out

英 [stɪk aʊt]

美 [stɪk aʊt]

伸出; 探出; 显眼; 显得突出; （在逆境中）坚持到底，忍耐到底

Oxford 3000

柯林斯词典

• 她做了个鬼脸，向他吐了吐舌头。 → see:She made a face and stuck out her tongue at him...
• 与众不同之处在于他的骄傲自大和满嘴脏话。 → see:The things that stuck out were his cockiness and his four-letter words...
• PHRASE (在逆境中)坚持到底，忍耐到底
  If someone in an unpleasant or difficult situationsticks it out, they do not leave or give up.
  1. I really didn't like New York, but I wanted to stick it out a little bit longer.
     我真的不喜欢纽约，但我想再坚持一段时间。

英英释义

verb

• put up with something or somebody unpleasant
  1. I cannot bear his constant criticism
  2. The new secretary had to endure a lot of unprofessional remarks
  3. he learned to tolerate the heat
  4. She stuck out two years in a miserable marriage
  Synonym:digestendurestomachbearstandtoleratesupportbrookabidesufferput up
• be highly noticeable
  Synonym:leap outjump outjumpstand out
• extend out or project in space
  1. His sharp nose jutted out
  2. A single rock sticks out from the cliff
  Synonym:protrudejut outjutproject

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