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1. Oxford Dictionary

   stick-up

   • IPA[ˈstɪkʌp]

   英式

   • n.
     an armed robbery in which a gun is used to threaten people

   • noun: stick-up, plural noun: stick-ups

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. US informal an armed robbery in which a gun is used to threaten people I had strolled into a genuine stick-up

   stick up

   • ph.
     rob someone or something at gunpoint

   Oxford Dictionary

   stick up

   • ph.
     rob someone or something at gunpoint

   Oxford American Dictionary

   stick 'em up!

   • ph.
     hands up! (spoken by a person threatening someone else with a gun)

   Oxford American Dictionary

   stick up for

   • ph.
     support or defend a person or cause

   Oxford American Dictionary

   stick 'em up!

   • ph.
     hands up! (spoken by a person threatening someone else with a gun)

   Oxford Dictionary

   up the stick

   • ph.
     pregnant

   Oxford American Dictionary

   up the stick

   • ph.
     pregnant

   Oxford Dictionary

   stick up for

   • ph.
     support or defend a person or cause

   Oxford Dictionary

   stuck-up

   • adj.
     staying aloof from others because one thinks one is superior: “Stuck-up snob,” Grandpa used to whisper she liked to prove she wasn't stuck-up

   Oxford American Dictionary

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