stuff

and stuff

(informal)said in vague reference to additional things of a similar nature to those specified

(非正式)類似，諸如此類

all that running and swimming and stuff.

所有那些跑步、游泳之類的事。

bit of stuff

all that running and swimming and stuff.

所有那些跑步、游泳之類的事。

get stuffed

[usu. in imperative](Brit. informal)said in anger to tell someone to go away or as an expression of contempt

(英，非正式)[生氣或表示輕視]滾開(kāi)，去你的

not give a stuff

(Brit. informal)said to express indifference or contempt

(英，非正式)[表示漠不關(guān)心或輕視]毫不在乎，根本不當(dāng)回事

I couldn't give a stuff what they think.

我才不在乎他們?cè)趺聪肽亍?/p>

stuff it

(Brit. informal)said to express indifference, resignation, or rejection

(英，非正式)[表示冷漠、無(wú)奈或拒絕]夠了！別說(shuō)了！

Stuff it, I'm 61, what do I care?.

別說(shuō)了，我都61歲了，有什么可在乎的？。

that's the stuff

(Brit. informal)said in approval of what has just been done or said

(英，非正式)[表示贊揚(yáng)]這就對(duì)了！好啊！

stuff it&I{【粗俗用語(yǔ)】} &I{【俚語(yǔ)】}

Used as an intensive to express extreme anger, frustration, or disgust.

用作加強(qiáng)語(yǔ)意詞以表達(dá)極端之憤怒、懊惱或反感

stuff (one's) face&I{【俚語(yǔ)】}

To eat greedily.

貪婪地吃