sticks
Pronunciation: [stɪks]
Word
Context: "objects"
(noun) a long, thin piece of wood that is often found on the ground, like a twig from a tree. You can use sticks for many things, like building a fort or playing games.
Example
I picked up some sticks to use for my art project.
Example
There were no sticks in the yard, just grass and weeds.
Example
Can you see any sticks on the ground when we go for a walk?
Context: "action"
(verb) to attach something firmly or to become attached to something. For example, when you place a bandage on a cut, it sticks to your skin.
Example
The tape sticks really well to the paper.
Example
The glue didn't stick to the plastic, so the pieces fell apart.
Example
Why doesn’t this label stick to the box?
Context: "presence"
(verb) to remain in a certain place or situation, like when someone is very focused on what they are doing or thinking. If you stick to your plan, you keep following it without changing.
Example
She decided to stick to her healthy diet all week.
Example
He didn’t stick to his promise and gave up too soon.
Example
Will you stick to your goals this year?
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