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unstuck

/ʌnˈstʌk/

US pronunciation
American sound/ʌnˈstʌk/
ʌnˈstʌk
Syllables
2 syllables
Stress
2nd syllable stress
Vowel
Short u vowel
Ending
Clear final sound

ʌn - ˈstʌk -> unstuck

Myanmar meaning

ကွာသော။

Full entry

unstuck /ʌn'stʌk / adj

ကွာသော။
❏ come unstuck [IDM ]
၁။ ကွာသည်။ The flap of the envelope had come unstuck.
၂။ (infml ) ပျက်ပြားသည်။ ပျက်ပြုန်းသည်။ ပျက်ကိန်းဆိုက်သည်။ Their plans came badly unstuck. ❍ If you keep taking such risks, you'll come unstuck one day.

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  • unstuck /ʌn'stʌk / adj ကွာသော။ ❏ come unstuck [IDM] ၁။ ကွာသည်။ The flap of the envelope had come unstuck. ၂။ ( infml ) ပျက်ပြားသည်။ ပျက်ပြုန်းသည်။ ပျက်ကိန်းဆိုက်သည်။ Their plans came badly unstuck.
  • If you keep taking such risks, you'll come unstuck one day.
Synonyms
loose, unfastened, unglued
Antonyms
attached, bound, buttoned, combined, confined, connected, coupled, detained, engaged, fastened, held, hitched, hooked, imprisoned, incarcerated, increased, joined, kept, limited, linked, restrained, restricted, sticked, tightened, united
Cross references
looseunfastenedungluedattachedboundbuttonedcombinedconfinedconnectedcoupleddetainedengagedfastenedheldhitchedhookedimprisonedincarceratedincreasedjoinedkeptlimitedlinkedrestrainedrestrictedstickedtightenedunited
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