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unstick

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un·stick  (n-stk)
tr.v. un·stuck (-stk), un·stick·ing, un·sticks
To free from a condition of adhesion: couldn't unstick the window.
unstick [ʌnˈstɪk]
vb -sticks, -sticking, -stuck
(tr) to free or loosen (something stuck)
Translations
unstick [ˈʌnˈstɪk] VT → despegar
unstick pret, ptp <unstuck>
vt → lösen, losmachen ? also unstuck
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