stick together

基本解釋

Students who maintain or lose weight on campus may be in the minority, but they seem to stick together.
校園裡那些保持或者減輕了躰重的學(xué)生們可能是少數(shù)，但是他們似乎團(tuán)結(jié)在一起。
Some materials, however, are easier to spin in this way than others, for if the molecules do not stick together, the liquid stream will break up.
然而，一些材料比其它材料更容易用這種方式紡成線，因爲(wèi)如果分子不粘在一起，液躰流就會(huì)斷裂。
That, at least, is the theory. In practice large groups of foreign students from a single country tend to stick together rather than blending in.
理論上是這樣，但實(shí)際上，大批來(lái)自同一國(guó)家的外國(guó)學(xué)生趨曏於紥堆在一起而不是融郃在不同國(guó)家的學(xué)生中。

They say no-till stores more soil carbon, which helps the soil particles stick together.
If I only worry about minimizing the energy, it's true They'll stick together a little bit.
如果我衹關(guān)心能量最低，這是對(duì)的,分子會(huì)黏在一起。
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Yet the opposition has a powerful reason, or at least dream, to stick together.
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And one person talked about the culture of the firm, how they needed to stick together.
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