stuffing

• 填入家禽、蔬菜或其他食物内腔的混合配料，通常由面包屑、香草和蔬菜等制成，用于在烹饪前填充或调味；也可指填充用的材料或填料。

A mixture of ingredients, such as breadcrumbs, herbs, and vegetables, used to fill the cavity of poultry, vegetables, or other foods before cooking.

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1. Food fillingB1formalculinary

   A mixture of ingredients, such as bread, herbs, and spices, used to fill poultry, vegetables, or other dishes before cooking.

   馅料

   • She prepared a traditional herb stuffing for the Thanksgiving turkey.
   • The stuffing was made with sausage, onions, and sage.
   • He added chestnuts to the stuffing for extra flavor.

   同义词dressingfarcefillingforcemeat

2. Material for fillingB1formal

   Soft material used to fill cushions, pillows, toys, or furniture.

   填充物

   • The pillow's stuffing is made of synthetic fiber.
   • The teddy bear lost some of its stuffing over time.
   • They used foam stuffing for the sofa cushions.

   同义词fillfillerfillingpackingpaddingwadding

• 动词，表示把某物紧紧地或完全地塞满某个空间，或者把东西用力塞入、塞进某处。

A verb used to indicate the act of filling something tightly or completely, or to push something into a space.

1. Fill tightlyA2informal

   To fill a container or space with something, often tightly or completely.

   塞满

   • She stuffed the suitcase with clothes.
   • He stuffed the turkey with herbs and breadcrumbs.
   • The kids stuffed their backpacks with snacks for the trip.

   同义词cramfilljamloadpackpressramshovesqueezewedge

   反义词emptyunloadunpack

2. Push or insertA2informal

   To push something quickly or carelessly into a space.

   塞

   • He stuffed the letter into his pocket.
   • She stuffed the papers into her bag without looking.
   • They stuffed the money into a drawer.

   同义词cramjampackramshovesqueezestickthrust

3. Eat greedilyB1informal

   To eat a large amount of food quickly or greedily.

   狼吞虎咽

   • He stuffed himself with pizza at the party.
   • She stuffed her face with cake at the buffet.
   • They stuffed themselves on Thanksgiving dinner.

   同义词bingecramdevourglutgobblegorgeovereatpig outscoffwolf