Idioms
stick to (something)
to never change or abandon something, to keep something
The man tried to stick to his opinions during the discussion.
stick to a story
stick to one's guns
stick to one's ribs
stick to the facts
stick together
stick up
stick up (someone or something) or stick (someone or something) up
stick up for (someone or something)
stick with (something)
sticky fingers
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like a bat out of hell
get a word in
keep books
heart-to-heart
get along with (someone)
fond of (someone or something)
lay out (money) or lay (money) out
feel up to (do something)
too close for comfort
under one's breath
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Nobel Prize
Nobel Prize : Literature
Year : 1906
Name : giosue carducci
Country : italy.
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