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stick at

(v + prep) TRANSITIVEcloígh le PhrV c m ucoinnigh le PhrV c m ucoimeád le PhrV c m ulean le PhrV c m ushe stuck at the work all day d'fhan sí i gceann na hoibre an lá ar fadstick at it coinnigh leis → féach stick

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angle »

it became stuck at the angles of doors and walls ghreamaigh sé in áiteanna a raibh doirse agus ballaí ag teacht le chéile
back »

she's stuck at the back of the queue tá sí sáinnithe ag cúl na scuaine
chastise »

we were chastised with a stick at school buaileadh le slat muid ar scoil
finger »

to stick two fingers up at sb (also to put two fingers up at sb)1 make rude hand gesture an dá mhéar a thabhairt do dhuine, an dá mhéar a shá suas chuig duine2 show disrespect droim láimhe a thabhairt do dhuine, bheith maslach le duine
point »

she pointed at the house with her stick dhírigh sí a bata i dtreo an tí
shake »

more ... than you could shake a stick at informal, humorous he's written more books than you could shake a stick at tá leabhair gan áireamh scríofa aige, liosta gan áireamh na leabhair atá scríofa aige, níl comhaireamh ar a bhfuil de leabhair scríofa aige
sore »

he stuck out like a sore thumb at the meeting ní fhéadfá ach sonrú a chur ann ag an gcruinniú
stick »

more ... than you can shake a stick at (also more ... than you can poke a stick at) informalthere's more there than you can shake a stick at tá do sheacht ndóthain ansin duit, tá níos mó ná do sháith ansin agat
stick »

to stick at nothing to do sthshe'll stick at nothing to get her way ní stopfaidh sí go deo go bhfaighidh sí cead a cinn, déanfaidh sí rud cothrom ar bith go bhfaighidh sí a bealach féin
stick »

to stick two fingers up at sb (also to stick two fingers up to sb) informal an dá mhéar a thabhairt do dhuine

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