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I am stuck with my neighbor

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Latest post Sat, May 7 2005 12:14 AM by Guest. 1 replies.
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Guest  +  96874 Sat, 07 May 05 12:14 AM
stuck is the past tense of "to pierce or poke with a pointed object."

So, I can't understand this setence.........."I am stuck with my neighbor."

Please help me understand the word "stuck"
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MrPedantic  +  96888 Sat, 07 May 05 01:18 AM
Hello Guest

'To be stuck with' also means 'to be unable to get rid of something', 'to be unable to detach myself from'.

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