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États-Unis /stʌf/

stuff en français : trucs, affaires, matière, substance, bourrer, farcir

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CHOSES NON PRÉCISÉESA2

trucs, affaires

Objets, activités ou affaires qu’on ne désigne pas précisément.

En anglais simple : Things, activities, or matters that you do not name exactly.

  • I have stuff to do.
  • Put your stuff in the cupboard.
  • We talked about work and other stuff.

Synonymes : things, things to do

Expressions courantes : do some stuff, personal stuff, all that stuff

MATIÈREA2

matière, substance

Matière dont quelque chose est fait, surtout quand on ne connaît pas ou ne précise pas son nom.

En anglais simple : The material that something is made of, especially when you do not know or name it.

  • What is this stuff made of?
  • The cushion is filled with soft stuff.
  • Some sticky stuff had leaked from the package.

Synonymes : material, substance

Expressions courantes : made of stuff, sticky stuff, soft stuff, raw stuff

verbe

BOURRERB1

bourrer, farcir

Enfoncer des choses dans un espace ou un récipient jusqu’à le remplir complètement.

En anglais simple : To push things into a space or container until it is very full.

  • She stuffed the bag with clothes.
  • He stuffed the letter into his pocket.
  • We stuffed the chicken with herbs and bread.

Comment l'utiliser : stuff something into something (He stuffed his clothes into a bag.); stuff something with something (Stuff the peppers with rice.)

Synonymes : fill, pack, cram

Contraires : empty

Expressions courantes : stuff something into something, stuff a bag, stuff a turkey

REMPLIR EN TASSANTB1

bourrer, remplir

Remplir quelque chose en y enfonçant de nombreux objets ou une matière souple.

En anglais simple : To fill something by pushing many things or a soft material into it.

  • Stuff the pillow with wool.
  • She stuffed the papers into her pocket.
  • Do not stuff too many clothes into that suitcase.

Comment l'utiliser : stuff something with something (She stuffed the cushion with wool.); stuff something into something (He stuffed his clothes into a bag.)

Synonymes : cram, pack, fill

Contraires : empty

Expressions courantes : stuff a bag, stuff something into something, stuff something with something

ÊTRE RASSASIÉB2

être rassasié

Avoir tellement mangé qu’on se sent complètement plein.

En anglais simple : If you are stuffed, you have eaten so much that you feel completely full.

  • I am stuffed.
  • We were stuffed after dinner.
  • Are you too stuffed to eat dessert?

Comment l'utiliser : be stuffed (I am stuffed after that huge lunch.)

Synonymes : fill up

Expressions courantes : stuff yourself, stuff yourself with something

SE GOINFRERB2

se goinfrer, se gaver

Manger une très grande quantité de nourriture, souvent rapidement.

En anglais simple : To eat a very large amount of food, often quickly.

  • Do not stuff yourself before dinner.
  • He stuffed his face with chips.
  • We stuffed ourselves with bread and cheese.

Comment l'utiliser : stuff yourself with something (They stuffed themselves with cake.)

Synonymes : gorge, overeat

Expressions courantes : stuff yourself, stuff your face, stuff yourself with something

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