sticks, stuck, sticking
to stick around
phrasal verb
Remain in a place for a period of time
- 1We decided to stick around after the meeting.
- 2You can stick around if you want to see the fireworks.
To stick around means to stay in one place for a while. It's like hanging out or waiting around. You don't leave quickly, you stay put for some time. It's like chilling or lingering in a spot without moving on.
Remember, sticking around doesn't mean you have to be bored or inactive. You can engage in activities or conversations while staying in one place. It's about being present and enjoying the moment.
at a company office
Waiting for the Interview
Joseph
I heard the manager is running late today.
Edward
Yeah, I think we might have to stick around for a bit longer.
Joseph
That's fine, I cleared my schedule for the afternoon.
Edward
Same here, it's important to be patient for opportunities like this.
at a wellness center
Relaxing After the Treatment
Steven
Hey Brian, are you leaving right after your massage?
Brian
No, I think I'll stick around for a bit and enjoy the relaxation area.
Steven
Good idea, it's nice to unwind here.
Brian
Exactly, it's the perfect place to just chill for a while.
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Similar to "to stick around":
- 1stay
- 2linger
- 3wait