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.
我需要為派對買些東西。
B2
Actions, ideas, or activities, often used informally.
The band did some great stuff on their first album.
這支樂隊在他們的第一張專輯裡做了一些很棒的東西。
R
The main or essential part of something.
Education is the stuff of our future.
教育是我們未來的基石。
verb
B2
To fill a space tightly with something.
She stuffed the suitcase with clothes.
她把衣服塞進行李箱。
B2
To push something into a small space quickly or carelessly.
He stuffed his hands in his pockets.
他把手插進口袋裡。
R
To fill a hollow space in food with another type of food.
We're going to stuff the turkey with breadcrumbs and herbs.
我們打算用面包屑和香草填充火雞。
R
To eat a lot of food, often to the point of being full.
We stuffed ourselves with pizza and wings.
我們吃比薩和雞翅吃得很飽。
R
To preserve an animal by stuffing it with material to maintain its shape.
The hunter had the deer stuffed as a trophy.
獵人把鹿製成了標本作為戰利品。
translation
東西, 事情, 主要內容
塞滿, 塞進, 填充, 大吃, 填充保存
詞形變化
3rd Present
stuffs
Progressive
stuffing
Past
stuffed
Perfect
stuffed
Plural
stuffs