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Girl, Interrupted - Ambivalent
Four Weddings and a Funeral - To the Adorable Couple
Gone with the Wind - Abasing Herself
Uptown Girls - Molly Opens Up
Shrek 2 - Puss in Boots
Shrek 2 - Puss in Boots
Shrek the Third - Princess Prisoners
Shrek 2 - Human Shrek
Shrek 2 - Human Shrek
Look Who's Talking - That's Breast Milk
The Great Gatsby - The Mysterious Mr. Gatsby
Addams Family Values - Which One Will Bounce?
Vertical Limit - Cut the Rope
Vertical Limit - Cut the Rope
The Shack - A Garden of You
Looney Tunes: Back in Action - Trouble on Set
How to Train Your Dragon 3 - Fighting the Trappers
Little Women - Introducing Mrs. Laurence
Downton Abbey - You Are the Future of Downton
How to pronounce still in English
Still
/stɪl/
Examples from movies with Still
Still you acknowledge there is a problem
coping with this quicksand.
The couple in question
are at least still talking to me.
If you still love me, Rhett...
And I feel like I'm still there,
spinning round and round and round,
- Look out, Shrek! Hold still!
- Get it off!
Shrek! Hold still!
Excuse me.
I think there's still one more.
But inside you're still the
same old mean, salty... - Easy.
And you're still the
same annoying donkey.
'Cause you're still carrying around
your diaphragm.
I still haven't met Mr. Gatsby.
I'm still on fractions.
Keep still, goddamn it!
Stop moving around! Stop!
Both of you...
keep very still.
It's still a mess.
Anyway, um, about that duck,
you want me to get rid of him still?
Sorry, still getting
the hang of my wings.
but I am still learning.
Will George and Caroline
still be living that life?
Audio pronunciation of Still
American pronunciation
Still pronounced by Ivy
(child, girl)
Still pronounced by Joanna
(female)
Still pronounced by Kendra
(female)
Still pronounced by Kimberly
(female)
Still pronounced by Salli
(female)
Still pronounced by Joey
(male)
Still pronounced by Justin
(child, boy)
Still pronounced by Matthew
(male)
British pronunciation
Still pronounced by Amy
(female)
Still pronounced by Emma
(female)
Still pronounced by Brian
(male)
