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Learn the meaning of stuff as a noun and a verb in different contexts, such as substance, things, quality, filling, food, and basketball. See examples, synonyms, and related words for stuff.
- Stuff
STUFF meaning: 1. a substance, especially when you do not...
- Polski
stuff definicja: 1. a substance, especially when you do not...
- Studying
STUDYING definition: 1. present participle of study 2. to...
- Clutter
CLUTTER definition: 1. (a lot of objects in) a state of...
- Whiteboards
WHITEBOARD definition: 1. a board with a smooth, white...
- Italiano
STUFF - definizione, significato, pronuncia audio, sinonimi...
- Stuff
rzeczownik. rzeczy, ciuchy, ubrania. Where can I put my stuff? (Gdzie mogę położyć swoje rzeczy?) I've got some stuff you could borrow. (Mam trochę ciuchów które mógłbyś pożyczyć.) Take your stuff out of my apartment. (Zabierz swoje rzeczy z mojego mieszkania.) We had an argument and I threw her stuff away.
Learn the various meanings and uses of the word stuff as a noun and a verb, with synonyms, examples, and word history. See also related phrases and entries near stuff.
noun: Refers to person, place, thing, quality, etc. informal (belongings) rzeczy ż, l.mn. rzeczownik rodzaju żeńskiego w liczbie mnogiej: Oznacza osoby, zwierzęta, przedmioty, zjawiska lub pojęcia rodzaju żeńskiego (np. córki, łyżki, burze ). My stuff is all in my locker. Moje rzeczy są w szafce.
rzeczownik. I . stuff [stʌf] RZ. bez l.mn. 1. stuff pot. (substance): what's this stuff on the table? co to jest na stole? a lot of stuff about sth on TV. wiele na ten temat w telewizji. we've heard all this stuff before. już to wszystko słyszeliśmy. 2. stuff (possessions, things): stuff. rzeczy. I don't like this stuff! nie lubię tego!
Learn the various meanings and uses of the word stuff in British and American English. Find synonyms, pronunciation, examples, and related expressions for stuff.
Stuff is an informal word that can mean a substance, a group of things or ideas, or something that is pushed into a space. Learn how to use stuff in different contexts and idioms with Cambridge Learner's Dictionary.
