Stay up - not to go to bed till very late I stayed up late yesterday because I had to finish my report.
Stay with someone - to be with someone, to visit with someone Stay with me for an hour. He stayed with us for Christmas. - / -, -
step aside - to move to one side, as to let someone pass or to be out of the way Step aside, please, let the doctor get to the injured man. , , -
step back - to move back; to stand back Step back, don't touch it! You should step back and let him do it in his own way. , ; ,
step forward - 1. to make a step forward; 2. to move forward as a volunteer 1. He stepped forward and waved his hand. 2. Three people stepped forward to offer their help. 1. ; 2.
step on it - (slang) to hurry up, to speed up We'd better step on it, the show begins in ten minutes. () ,
step out - to leave some place, especially for a short time I'm sorry, he has just stepped out. Can you call a little later? ,
stick around - (slang) to remain, to wait in the same place Stick around a little longer, they may appear soon. () ,
stick by someone - to be loyal to someone, to stand by someone The boys decided to stick by each other no matter what happens. She always sticks by him. -, -
stick it out - to stay to the end, to endure, to go on in spite of difficulties This work is boring and tedious, but you have to stick it out. It was a very hard time for him, but he managed to stick it out. - ,
stick out - to protrude, to poke out, to be noticeable The girl stuck out her tongue at me. His ears stick out. He doesn't like to stick out in a crowd. , ,
stick to something - 1. to attach to; 2. to cling to; 3. to keep to 1. Stick this note to the door. 2. Wet hair sticks to everything. 3. Stick to your plan. 1. ; 2. ; 3. -
stick together - to be united Families and friends should stick together in times of trouble. ,
stick up - (slang) to rob, especially at gunpoint They stuck up a small shop on Maple Street. Then they tried to stick up a passerby but he ran away and called the police. () ,
Stop at something - to stop at a certain place He stopped at the red traffic light. He will stop at nothing! We stopped at my sister's. - / - / -
