stuck
[stʌk] verb past simple and past participle of
■stick
[stʌk] adjective
IMPROVER
■unable to move, or fixed in a particular position, place or way of thinking 动不了的；固定的；卡住的；（想法）摆脱不了的•This door seems to be stuck - can you help me push it open?这扇门似乎卡住了——你能帮我把它推开吗？ •Seven of us were stuck in the lift for over an hour.我们七个人被困在电梯里一个多小时。 •I hate being stuck (= having to be) behind a desk - I'd rather work outside.我讨厌伏案工作——我宁愿在户外工作。 ADVANCED
■in a difficult situation, or unable to change or get away from a situation 陷入困境的；难以改变的；难以摆脱的•We'd be stuck if your sister hadn't offered to come round and look after the children tonight.要不是你姐姐主动愿意今晚过来照顾孩子，我们真不知道该怎么办。 ADVANCED
■not able to continue reading, answering questions, etc. because something is too difficult （读书或回答问题等）卡住的，被问倒的，答不上来的•I'm really stuck - have you got any ideas how to answer these questions?我确实给难住了——你知道该怎么回答这些问题吗？ be stuck with sb/sth
■to have to deal with someone or something unpleasant because you have no choice or because no one else wants to 只得应付；摆脱不了，甩不掉•We were stuck with him for the entire train journey!搭火车的整个旅程中我们一直都无法甩掉他！
[stʌk] adjective
be stuck on sb/sth old-fashioned informal
■to like a person or an idea very much 迷恋上，爱上；热衷于•Nick's really stuck on Maria - he doesn't talk about anything else.尼克真的喜欢上玛丽亚了——他张口闭口谈的全是她。
[stʌk] adjective
get stuck in (also get stuck into sth) UK informal
■to start doing something enthusiastically 干劲十足地开始做，充满热情地着手做•We showed them where the crates had to be moved to, and they got stuck in straightaway.我们向他们指明了这些板条箱该搬到哪里，他们就立刻动手做。 •You really got stuck into your food (= ate your food quickly) - you must have been hungry.你吃得可真快——你一定是饿了。 •Mum brought in the sandwiches and told us to get stuck in.妈妈把三明治端进来，叫我们赶紧吃。 |