What does "stick with" mean?

To remain loyal or committed To stay with someone or continue with something.

How do you use "stick with" in a sentence?

Stick with me, I'll get us out. She stuck with him through thick and thin. Stick with the plan.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Neutral

Meaning: To remain loyal or committed

坚持，忠于

Seguir con, mantenerse fiel a

～に付き合う、～を続ける

~와 함께하다, ~을 계속하다

To stay with someone or continue with something.

和某人在一起或继续做某事。

Quedarse con alguien o continuar con algo.

誰かと一緒にいる、または何かを続けること。

누군가와 함께 머물거나 무언가를 계속하는 것.

Base verb: stick

Particle: with

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Stick with me, I'll get us out.
跟着我，我会带我们出去的
Quédate conmigo, nos sacaré de aquí
私についてきて、脱出させるから
나만 따라와, 여기서 빠져나갈게.
She stuck with him through thick and thin.
她和他同甘共苦
Estuvo con él en las buenas y en las malas
彼女は苦しい時も楽しい時も彼と一緒にいた
그녀는 좋을 때나 힘들 때나 그와 함께했다.
Stick with the plan.
坚持计划
Seguid con el plan
計画を守って
계획대로 해.

Context: loyalty, commitment

Tone: supportive

From sticking as in staying attached.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal