| 单词 | stuff |
| 释义 | stuff [stʌf] noun SUBSTANCE 物质 ESSENTIAL uncountable informal ■used to refer to a substance or a group of things or ideas, etc., often with a description of their general type or quality or saying who they belong to, without saying exactly what they are 物品，东西，玩意 •There's sticky stuff all over the chair.椅子上到处都是黏乎乎的东西。 •We'll have to carry all our camping stuff.我们得带齐所有露营装备。 •Do you want help bringing your stuff (= possessions) in from the van?你要不要人帮你把东西从送货车上搬进来？ •All that stuff she has been saying about Lee is rubbish.她说的有关李的那些话都是胡说八道。 the stuff of sth literary ■something that a particular type of thing is made of or based on …的原料；…的基础 •Her appetite for shopping became the stuff of legend [stʌf] noun QUALITY 要素 the stuff of sth literary ■the most necessary, important or typical part of something …的要素；…的重要组成部分；…的典型部分 •A thwarted love affair is the (very) uncountable US ■In baseball, a pitcher 's stuff is the quality and variety of their pitches (= throws to the player hitting the ball) （棒球运动中投手的）投球能力 •Avery had great [stʌf] noun do your stuff informal ■to do what you should do or what is expected of you 尽本分，做分内的事 •If all the members of the team do their stuff, we should win easily.如果队里每个人都能尽心竭力，我们要赢并不难。 [stʌf] noun Good/great stuff! ■something you say to encourage or praise someone 做得好！做得漂亮！ •"The sales figures are up this week." "Great stuff!"本周的销售数字上升了。 “做得漂亮！” [stʌf] noun stuff and nonsense old-fashioned ■an expression used to show that you think something is not true and/or is silly 胡说八道，一派胡言 [stʌf] noun Common Learner Errors stuff or staff?Warning: choose the correct word!To talk about the group of people who work for an organization, don't say 'stuff', say staff :The staff do not have an adequate command of English. [stʌf] verb FILL 装满 ADVANCED transitive ■to completely fill a container with something 装满，填满，塞满 •Stuff the cushion and then sew up the final seam.把垫子塞满，然后把最后一道缝口缝上。 •Under her bed, they found a bag stuffed with ADVANCED transitive informal ■to push something into a small space, often quickly or in a careless way （常指匆忙或胡乱地）塞，填 •This case is absolutely full - I can't stuff another thing into transitive ■to fill the body of a dead animal with special material so that it looks as if it is still alive 制作（动物）标本 transitive mainly UK offensive ■(of a man) to have sex with a woman 性交（一个男人和一个女人性交） [stʌf] verb FOOD 食物 transitive ■to fill food with stuffing 填料，馅 •Stuff the turkey, then put it into a pre-heated oven.把填料塞进火鸡后，放进预热的烤箱中。 [stʌf] verb EAT 吃 stuff yourself [R] informal ■to eat a lot 吃得很多，大吃大喝 •They'd been stuffing themselves with [stʌf] verb Get stuffed! mainly UK very informal ■used to show anger or disagreement （用于表示厌烦、愤怒或不同意）去你的！ •"I'll give you ten quid for the car." "Get stuffed!"“我出十磅买你的车。”“滚！” [stʌf] verb stuff it/them/you, etc. mainly UK slang ■used to show anger, disapproval or a refusal to obey towards a situation, person or thing （用于表示生气、不赞成或不服从）去它的／去他们的／去你的等 •He's expecting us to work late, well stuff that/him!他希望我们加班，不可能！ •"Shall we tidy up now?" "No, stuff it!"“我们现在要收拾吗?”“不用，管它呢！” [stʌf] verb stuff your face informal ■to eat a lot 吃得很多，大吃大喝 •I've been stuffing my face all morning.我整个上午都在吃个不停。 |
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