Translation of "Stick to something" in German

You can stick this to something called a DNA aptamer.

I remember that-- Neelix told me to stick around to try something he was cooking.

Are you trying to stick with something for once in your goddamn life?

Should be to clean up the mess that will be made to stick something!

I may as well stick to something I am good at!”

You ask him to say something about what happens when you die, what he believes, how you can bear it, when it's hard enough during your life to stick at something, to have a lasting sense of belonging to something, and then just this perspective of darkness, the cold and worms.

If you, as a cultivator, only part with things superficially while deep down inside you still stick to something or cling to your own vital interests that you don't allow to be undermined, I'd say to you that your cultivation is fake!

There is still a lot of debate as to what is better for injuries, but you should stick to something that makes you feel better.

From a purely evolutionary standpoint humans are equipped to stick with something that's already working, rather than adapt a risky procedure.

This is because the single proton in hydrogen would want to stick to something else so badly that there would be no hydrogen left!

Clare: So we can assume that you are an extremely reliable person, and that your strengths are being able to stick at something and see it through.

Stick to something neutral like classical music so you aren't tempted to listen too closely.

Album: I’m an old punk, so I’m going to stick to something with energy to keep me motivated while gathering coconuts.

The same with Jesus and us if we stick to believing something that isn't what He said or did or taught, He must withhold revelation and information because we hang on to our version rather than the truth.

Sometimes it's even necessary to stick with something or someone, even when you've realized that you may have made the wrong choice.

You can not take a leech with your hands, allow you to stick to something else, contact with foreign biomaterial.

Okay, maybe I'm going a little off the chart with the silly analogies here, but I want to stress the importance of having a plan, because having a plan makes you able to stick to something when times get tough.

You stick on to something, you get connected with something to get something out of it, and you give it to others.

It is particularly advantageous however if the bonding layer is formed from a heat-sealable adhesive because such an adhesive permits handling of the laminate carrying the conductor tracks, prior to the conductor tracks being transferred onto the substrate, without the risk of sticking to something, but on the other hand heat-sealable adhesives are known, which provide an excellent combination of the properties required in regard to adhesive relative to the conductor tracks on the one hand, and in regard to poor bonding to the masking layer on the other hand.