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Definition of stuck solid - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
immovable objectUK unable to move at all because tightly fixedUK
- The drawer is stuck solid and won't open.
- The lid is stuck solid on the jar.
- My boots were stuck solid in the mud.
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Expressions with stuck
person repeatedly saying the same thing
He sounded like a stuck record, repeating his complaints.
cannot be swallowed or move down the throat
The pill was stuck in his throat.
become trapped or unable to move
The car got stuck in the mud after the heavy rain.
unable to move due to traffic
We were stuck in a jam for hours on the highway.
unable to move on from past events
He is stuck in the past, always talking about high school.
nickname became widely accepted
Everyone called him 'Flash' and the nickname stuck.
remain clearly remembered in someone's thoughts or memory
The teacher's warning: it stuck in my mind for years.
caught between two opposing sides
He was stuck in the middle of his parents' argument.
unable to move forward or make progress
The car was stuck in the mud after the heavy rain.
out of touch with modern technology or ideas
He is stuck in the Stone Age with his old phone.
cannot think of or find something needed
I'm stuck for words to say right now.
become actively involved in an activity
She got stuck into her homework right after school.
trapped in a recurring situation
He was stuck in a loop of bad decisions and consequences.
trapped in a repetitive cycle or situation
His career seemed stuck in a revolving door of similar roles.
unable to change a repetitive situation
He was stuck in a rut with his daily schedule.
not willing to change habits or ideas
He is stuck in his ways and won't try new things.
distracted by minor issues
He was stuck in the weeds and missed the main point of the discussion.
very closely attached or connected
The two friends were stuck like glue throughout the trip.
believing you are more important or better than others
She's so stuck on herself, nobody enjoys her company.
having a strong affection or infatuation
He's really stuck on you and talks about you all the time.
in a way that is very intense
She cried like a stuck pig after hearing the bad news.
in an uncertain or unresolved state
The project is stuck in limbo due to budget issues.
be unable to move further or progress
The car got stuck in the mud.
become firmly trapped and unable to move
The car wheels get stuck fast in the mud.
Expressions with solid
having no free time or available slots left
Sorry, I'm booked solid all week.
in a safe or secure position
After the storm, they were finally on solid ground.
perform a favor or kind act for someone
Can you do me a solid and pick up my shift tomorrow?
very reliable and dependable
She is solid as a rock in a crisis.
utterly firm, strong, or reliable like a large rock
His support was solid as the Rock of Gibraltar.
completely hard because of being very cold
The lake was frozen solid after the storm.
filled so tightly that nothing else can fit
The train was packed solid during rush hour.
food that is not liquid or semi-liquid
Babies usually start eating solid food around six months old..
made completely from gold, not just covered with gold
She wore a solid gold bracelet.
firm, stable surface to stand or build on
After days at sea, the sailors were relieved to finally step on solid ground..
strong help or backing from someone or something
She gave him solid support during the crisis.
reliable and consistent in performance
This car has been solid for years.
made completely or mostly from real silver
She wore a solid silver bracelet to the party.
extremely reliable or unlikely to change
Her rock-solid support helped him succeed.
strong and reliable support or foundation
The team has a solid backbone of experienced players.
reliable and trustworthy member of society
John is known as a solid citizen in our town.
having the same color all over
She wore a solid-coloured dress to the party.
principles emphasizing stability, hard work, and family life
They were raised with solid middle-class values.
fuel in solid form used for combustion
Coal is a common type of solid fuel used in industries..
shape with no flaws or irregularities
The sphere was considered an ideal solid.
existing as hard matter, not as liquid or gas
The in solid form material was easier to transport and measure.
furniture made from whole pieces of lumber, not layered boards
They invested in solid wood furniture for their new house.
having the same color all over
She wore a solid-colored dress to the party.
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- French:complètement bloqué, ...
- German:fest verkeilt, ...
- Italian:bloccato, ...
- Spanish:completamente atascado, ...
- Portuguese:completamente preso, ...
- Chinese:卡死的, ...
- Japanese:びくともしない, ...
- Arabic:عالق تماما, ...
- Hebrew:תָּקוּעַ לְגַמְרֵי, ...
- Russian:намертво застрявший, ...
- Ukrainian:намертво заклинений, ...
- Hindi:जम्हा हुआ, ...
- Bengali:একদম আটকে, ...
- Catalan:encallat, ...
- Czech:zaseknutý, ...
- Danish:fastkilet, ...
- Dutch:muurvast, ...
- Greek:κολλημένος, ...
- Hungarian:beragadt, ...
- Khmer:ជាប់រឹង, ...
- Korean:완전히 고정된, ...
- Persian:کاملاً گیر کرده, ...
- Polish:całkowicie zablokowany, ...
- Portuguese (BR):travado, ...
- Romanian:fix, ...
- Swedish:fastkilad, ...
- Thai:ติดแน่น, ...
- Turkish:sıkışmış, ...
- Vietnamese:bị kẹt cứng, ...
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