Stick to
/stɪk tu/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To adhere or remain loyal to a promise, decision, or plan.
- It's best to stick to the original plan if we want to finish on time.
- He decided to stick to his diet, even when he was tempted by desserts.
- Despite the difficulties, they stuck to their promise to renovate the old building.
2. To stay close to someone or something for support or guidance.
- During the museum tour, I will stick to the guide to learn more details.
- If you're unsure, just stick to me and I'll show you the way back.
- Children should stick to their parents in crowded places to avoid getting lost.
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