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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a bit stuck" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a feeling of being unable to move forward or make progress in a situation.
Example: "I'm a bit stuck on this math problem and could use some help."
Alternatives: "a little lost" or "somewhat confused".
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Because I'm a bit stuck".
"We're a bit stuck now.
Whereas traditional documentaries seem a bit stuck.
Then we'd be a bit stuck," one said, speaking anonymously.
"So they're a bit stuck," Dr. Maltman said.
In fact, you're often a bit stuck without it.
The doctors tended to get a bit stuck.
So after a year at this modeling school, I felt a bit stuck.
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When reinserting screen, leave a bit sticking out the bowl for easy removal.
In view of the absence of a theoretical model for choosing the bit stick-out in deepwater conductor jetting operation, and the existing operational blindness and risks, a bit stick-out calculation model was built up through theoretical derivation and field tests to provide the theoretical basis for the design of reasonable bit stick-out.
"At first people get a little bit stuck on the fact that there's a naked woman reading.
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