n.[U]

1. 材料，原料；木料
   Some parts nowadays are made of plastic or similar stuff.

   现在有些零件是由塑料或类似的材料制造的。

2. 物品，东西
   I've got quite a lot of stuff to read.

   我有许多东西要读。

3. 纺织品；毛呢
4. 素质；本质；要素
   The young man has good stuff in him.

   那个年轻人素质很好。

5. 废物，劣货；废话
   Get rid of that stuff in the garage.

   把车库里那些没有用的东西处理掉。

6. 填充物
7. 枪弹，炮弹
8. 【口】钱，钞票[the S]
9. 【俚】毒品；尤指海洛因

vt.

1. 装；填；塞[（+up）]
   He has a bad cold and his nose is stuffed up.

   他患重感冒，鼻子塞住了。

2. 把……装满；把……塞进[O][（+into/with/up）]
   He stuffed the suitcase with his clothes.

   他把衣服塞满手提箱。

3. （为制作标本）剥制
4. （烹调上）填塞作料于
5. 使吃得过饱[（+with）]
   We stuffed ourselves on apples.

   我们大吃苹果。

6. 【俚】欺骗；愚弄

vi.

1. 饱食，吃得过多（或过快）

n.

1. matter, material, articles, or activities of a specified or indeterminate kind.
   ▸informal alcoholic drink or drugs.
   ▸ (one's stuff) one's area of expertise.
2. basic characteristics; substance:
   Healey was made of sterner stuff.
3. Brit. dated woollen fabric, especially as distinct from silk, cotton, and linen.
4. N. Amer. (in sport) spin given to a ball.
5. Brit. informal, dated nonsense; rubbish.

v.

1. fill tightly with something.
   ▸force tightly into a receptacle or space.
   ▸fill out the skin of (a dead animal or bird) with material to restore the original shape and appearance.
   ▸push hastily into a space.
   ▸ (be stuffed up) informal have one's nose blocked up with catarrh.
   ▸informal fill (oneself) with large amounts of food.
2. [usu. in imper.] Brit. informal used to express indifference or rejection.
3. Brit. informal defeat heavily in sport.
4. Brit. vulgar slang (of a man) have sex with.
5. N. Amer. place bogus votes in (a ballot box).