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| /stʌf/ |
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| 1 | to push something soft into a space or container 把（柔软的东西）塞进（空间或容器） |
| stuff sth into sth Alice quickly stuffed her clothes into a suitcase and left. 艾丽丝迅速地把她的衣服塞进手提箱后就走了。 |
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| 2 | to fill a container or space with something , especially something soft （尤指用柔软的某物）把（空间或容器）装满，填满 |
| stuff sth with sth It’ s cheaper to stuff the pillows with foam than with feathers. 用泡沫材料填充枕头比用羽毛便宜。 |
| | 2a | to fill meat or vegetables with small pieces of another type of food （用另一种食物的碎块）将（肉或蔬菜）填满，装满 | | stuff sth with sth We could stuff the pasta with cheese and vegetables. 我们可以把奶酪和蔬菜包入面食。 | |
| | 2b | to fill a dead animal’ s skin so that it looks alive 填塞（死兽的皮）以作标本；剥制（动物）的标本 | | Dad had that big fish he caught stuffed. 爸爸把他捕到的那条大鱼制成了标本。 | |
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| - | stuff it impolite
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| used for telling someone you are very angry with them , and you are not interested in them or their suggestions |
| 见鬼去吧；放屁 |
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| When she told me what the job was, I told her to stuff it. 当她告诉我这是一份什么样的工作时，我让她见鬼去吧。 |
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| - | stuff yourself/your face
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| to fill yourself with food until you are not hungry or feel ill |
| 吃得很饱/吃撑 |
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| Every Christmas David stuffs himself. 每年圣诞节戴维都会吃撑着。 |
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