stuff
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/stʌf/
🇬🇧
/stʌf/
noun
B1
Things, materials, or objects, especially when the exact name is unknown or not important.
I need to buy some stuff for the party.
パーティーのためにいくつかのものを買う必要があります。
B2
Actions, ideas, or activities, often used informally.
The band did some great stuff on their first album.
バンドは彼らの最初のアルバムで素晴らしいものをいくつか作成しました。
R
The main or essential part of something.
Education is the stuff of our future.
教育は私たちの未来の基盤です。
verb
B2
To fill a space tightly with something.
She stuffed the suitcase with clothes.
彼女はスーツケースに服を詰め込みました。
B2
To push something into a small space quickly or carelessly.
He stuffed his hands in his pockets.
彼は手をポケットに入れてしまった。
R
To fill a hollow space in food with another type of food.
We're going to stuff the turkey with breadcrumbs and herbs.
私たちはパン粉とハーブで七面鳥を詰める予定です。
R
To eat a lot of food, often to the point of being full.
We stuffed ourselves with pizza and wings.
私たちはピザとチキンの翼で満腹になりました。
R
To preserve an animal by stuffing it with material to maintain its shape.
The hunter had the deer stuffed as a trophy.
猟師はその鹿を戦利品として剥製しました。
translation
もの, こと, 本質
詰める, 押し込む, 食べ過ぎる, 剥製を作る
語形変化
3rd Present
stuffs
Progressive
stuffing
Past
stuffed
Perfect
stuffed
Plural
stuffs