ติด(dtìt)
Meanings
[to] stick; attach; fasten
to make [sth] adhere to a surface or fix it in place (e.g., with glue, tape, pins)
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[to] be stuck; be attached; adhere
to be fixed onto, caught on, or clinging to something and not come off or move easily
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[to] catch; pick up (disease/odor/habit)
to become infected, take on a smell, or develop a habit or addiction
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addicted to; hooked on; attached to
strongly dependent on, obsessed with, or very attached to something (e.g., games, drugs, series, a person)
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close to; adjacent; touching; contiguous
being right next to, in contact with, or continuous with something
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owing; unpaid; in arrears; behind on
not yet paid or settled; behind on payments (e.g., bills, rent, installments)
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busy; occupied; engaged (line/seat/room)
already in use or taken; not available (e.g., phone line engaged, seat/room occupied)
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[to] apply; put on; stick on
to put something onto the body or a surface (e.g., apply makeup, put on a patch or bandage)
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[to] connect; turn on; switch to; tune to
to connect or activate a device or service; to switch or tune to a channel or network (e.g., TV, internet)
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[to] follow closely; tailgate
to move or drive too close behind another person or vehicle; to stick close to [sb]
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Related Words
Similar Meaning
- [to] stay over; spend the night
- [to] hang; be suspended; dangle
- [to] freeze; stop responding
- [to] remain; be left over
- [to be] overdue; outstanding
- [to] be addicted to [sth]
- addicted (to [sth])
- addictive (thing) [colloquial]
- island
- [to] cling; [to] hold on
- [to] stick; [to] adhere
- [to] dock; [to] come alongside (by boat)
- busy; not free
- occupied; taken (of a seat/room/line)
- near; close (in distance/time/resemblance)
- [to] be near; be close to; approach