American English
/stɪl/
One syllable.
up to now or up to a particular time, and continuing
Practice out loudup to now or up to a particular time, and continuing
I still need your help.
Are you still working?
Put still before most verbs and after be.
still need · still have · still remember
subject + still + main verb
subject + be + still + adjective
despite what was just said; however
The test was hard, but I still passed.
It was raining. Still, we went outside.
but still + subject + verb
Still, + subject + verb
not moving, or moving very little
Please sit still for the photo.
The car remained still at the red light.
sit still · stay still · hold still
subject + be + still
subject + stay + still
quiet and calm, with little or no sound or movement
The forest was still after the storm.
We sat beside the still water.
still water · still air
subject + be + still
still + noun
despite that; nevertheless
The room was small, but still comfortable.
a painting or photograph of objects arranged together
She painted a still life of fruit.
a picture that does not move, especially from a video
The report includes still images from the event.