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"If you want a pay raise you have to stick up for yourself. You need to tell your boss that you are a really hard worker and that you deserve more money."
"What's wrong with your sister? It seems like she's always sad. Are people mean to her at school? I think she needs to stick up for herself and have more self confidence because she's a great person."
MEANING
defend herself, believe in herself, stay strong, don't let other people's opinions affect her, have self confidence, don't be afraid
USE
You can use this expression whenever someone is being picked on, made fun of, or insulted. It's a way of telling someone to believe in themself and be strong. For example, if you have a little brother and some of the other kids at school are mean to him, you should tell him to stick up for himself and earn their respect. Or, if your friend is feeling low because his parents think he did something wrong, you should tell him to be strong and stick up for himself.
When you tell someone to stick up for herself, it's a way of telling her that you believe in her.
"What's wrong with your sister? It seems like she's always sad. Are people mean to her at school? I think she needs to stick up for herself and have more self confidence because she's a great person."
MEANING
defend herself, believe in herself, stay strong, don't let other people's opinions affect her, have self confidence, don't be afraid
USE
You can use this expression whenever someone is being picked on, made fun of, or insulted. It's a way of telling someone to believe in themself and be strong. For example, if you have a little brother and some of the other kids at school are mean to him, you should tell him to stick up for himself and earn their respect. Or, if your friend is feeling low because his parents think he did something wrong, you should tell him to be strong and stick up for himself.
When you tell someone to stick up for herself, it's a way of telling her that you believe in her.