sticks and stones may break my bones but names (或

(proverb)used to express indifference to an insult or abuse

(諺)棍棒能傷人，惡語奈我何

all that flies back and forth, really, is word-sticks and stones, y'know?.

那些流言飛語損不了我，知道嗎？。

up the stick

(Brit. informal)pregnant

(英，非正式)懷孕的

up sticks

(Brit. informal)go to live elsewhere

(英，非正式)遷居別處

get stuck in (或 into)

(Brit. informal)start doing (something) enthusiastically or with determination

(英，非正式)抓緊干，加緊進行

we got stuck into the decorating.

我們抓緊進行裝飾。

stick at nothing

allow nothing to deter one from achieving one's aim, however wrong or dishonest

無所顧忌，不惜一切

he would stick at nothing to preserve his privileges.

為了維護自己的特權，他什么事都做得出來。

stick 'em up!

(informal)hands up! (spoken typically by a person threatening someone else with a gun)

(非正式)舉起手來?。ㄒ粋€人用槍威脅別人時說的話）

stick in one's throat (或 craw)

be difficult or impossible to accept; be a source of continuing annoyance

很難（或不能）接受；成為持續(xù)煩惱的來源

stick it to

(informal, chiefly US)treat (someone) harshly or severely

(非正式，主美)粗暴對待；嚴厲對待

stick one (或it)on

(Brit. informal)hit (someone)

(英，非正式)擊打（某人）

stick one's neck out

(informal)risk incurring criticism or anger by acting or speaking boldly

(非正式)（由于行動或說話大膽）冒招致批評（或惹人生氣）的危險

stick out a mile

stick out like a sore thumb

stick to one's ribs

(of food) be filling and nourishing

（食物）撐人而且有營養(yǎng)的

a bowl of soup that will stick to your ribs.

會讓你喝得非常撐的一碗湯。

stick around

(informal)remain in or near a place

(非正式)呆在某地；呆在附近

I'd like to stick around and watch the game.

我希望留下來看比賽。