sticker

UK
/ˈstɪkə/
US
/ˈstɪkɚ/

Translations

stickernoun
stickers
pl
UK
/ˈstɪkə/
US
/ˈstɪkɚ/
She put a sticker on her laptop.
Она наклеила наклейку на свой ноутбук.
He collected a sticker from each place he visited.
Он собирал стикер из каждого места, которое посещал.
Additional translations
Synonyms
sticker sheet
sticker label
stickerverb
stickered
Past Simple
stickered
Past Participle
stickering
Gerund
Transitive verb meaning 'to affix a sticker to something'.
Synonyms
stickeradjective
UK
/ˈstɪk.ə/
US
/ˈstɪk.ɚ/
Used attributively (non-gradable) before a noun, especially in the phrase "sticker price".

Definitions

stickernoun
A piece of paper or plastic, often with an adhesive backing, that can be affixed to surfaces for decoration or labeling.
She put a colorful sticker on her laptop to personalize it.
A label or notice, often adhesive, used to convey information or instructions.
The box had a fragile sticker to ensure careful handling during shipping.
A small, often decorative, adhesive-backed item used in collections or as a reward.
The teacher gave each student a gold star sticker for completing their homework.
A difficult question, problem, or obstacle.
The last math problem was a real sticker for the whole class.
A short knife or dagger, especially one used for stabbing animals in slaughtering.
The butcher kept a sharp sticker at his side during the workday.
A person who persists doggedly with a task or who insists on a particular standard or rule.
She's a real sticker for punctuality and never arrives late.
stickerverb
To affix a sticker to (an object or surface).
The volunteers stickered every envelope with the campaign logo.
stickeradjective
Relating to or displayed on a sticker, especially referring to the listed price of an item.
Many buyers experience sticker shock when they see the sticker price of a new car.