- stick to your guns
- Stick to your gunsIf you stick to your guns, you keep your position even though people attack or criticise you.
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stick to your guns
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stick to your guns — stick to (your) guns British, American & Australian, informal, American, informal to refuse to change your ideas although other people try to make you change them. David s family were against him becoming an actor but he stuck to his guns. Stand… … New idioms dictionary
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stick to guns — stick to (your) guns British, American & Australian, informal, American, informal to refuse to change your ideas although other people try to make you change them. David s family were against him becoming an actor but he stuck to his guns. Stand… … New idioms dictionary
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