stuff one's face
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stuff - ones - face -> stuff one's face
၁။ [U] (infml ) (က) ဥစ္စာ။ ပစ္စည်း။ အရာ။ ဟာ။ What's that brown stuff on your jacket?
❍ The cushions are full of this rubbery stuff. See also FOODSTUFF (ခ) အရာ။ ဟာ။ ဥစ္စာ။ ကိစ္စ။ Leave your stuff in the hall. ❍ It's not the kind of stuff I usually read. ❍ I like windsurfing, canoeing and stuff like that. ❍ There's been some really good stuff on TV lately. ❍ This is kids' stuff (ie simple, suitable for children)—let's try something more difficult.
၂။ [U] (fml ) အစွမ်းအစ။ အရင်းခံ။ Real life is the stuff of all good novels. ❍ We must find out what (kind of) stuff he is made of (ie what sort of man he is, what his character is). See also HOT STUFF
❏ do one's stuff [IDM ] (infml ) အစွမ်းအစပြသည်။ It's your turn to sing now, so do your stuff.
❏ stuff and nonsense [IDM ] interj (dated infml ) မဖြစ်နိုင်တာ။ အဓိပ္ပာယ်မရှိတာ။ Stuff and nonsense! You don't know what you're talking about.
❏ that's the stuff! [IDM ] (infml approv ) ဒီလိုမှပေါ့။
၁။ (က) ~ A (up) (with B) ပြည့်ကျပ်နေသည်။ သိပ်ထည့်သည်။ သွတ်သည်။ ပိတ်သည်။ stuff envelopes (ie fill a lot of envelopes with the same printed letter, etc) ❍ stuff a pillow (with feathers) ❍ My nose is stuffed up (ie blocked, eg as the result of a cold). ❍ The case was stuffed full of old clothes. ❍ (fig ) Don't stuff his head with silly ideas. (ခ) ~ B into A/in သိပ်ထည့်သည်။ သွတ်သည်။ ဖိသိပ်သွင်းသည်။ stuff feathers into a pillow ❍ She stuffed her clothes in and then tried to close the lid.
၂။ ထိုးသွင်းသည်။ ထိုးထည့်သည်။ She stuffed the book in(to) her pocket. ❍ He stuffed the letter through (the door) and hurried away.
၃။ ~ oneself/sb (with sth) (infml ) အဝအပြဲစားသည်။ နင့်အောင်စားသည်။ လင်းတမျို မျိုသည်။ She sat stuffing herself (with popcorn) all through the film.
၄။ ~ sth (with sth) အဆာသွတ်သည်။ stuffed green peppers (eg cooked with rice inside) ❍ turkey stuffed with sage and onion/chestnuts.
၅။ (esp passive) (တိရစ္ဆာန်အသေကောင်ကို) ရုပ်လုံးသွင်းသည်။ a stuffed tiger/owl.
၆။ (sl ) ကြိုက်သလိုလုပ် (ငါမလိုချင်)။ You can stuff the job, I don't want it!
❏ get stuffed [IDM ] (Brit derog sl ) သွားစမ်းကွာ။ He wanted to borrow some money but I told him to get stuffed.
❏ stuffed shirt n (infml derog ) ဟိတ်ဟန်များသူ။ ကိန်းကြီး ခန်းကြီးနိုင်သူ။
❏ stuff one's face [IDM ] (sl usu derog ) အပင်းလျှိုသည်။ မျိုဆို့သည်။ He sat there, stuffing his face (with chocolates).
❏ stuffing n [U]
၁။ (US also dressing ) အဆာ။ ဌာပနာ။ sage-and-onion stuffing.
၂။ အဆာ။ The stuffing is coming out of my pillow/mattress/doll.
- What’s all this stuff on my desk?
- By the time we got to the sale, all the good stuff was gone.
- The school stuff goes on this shelf.
- The tennis/kitchen/baking stuff
- [someone’s stuff] : Would you get your stuff out of here?
- I’m telling him we don’t want all that stupid stuff here.
- The costumes were made of thin, gauzy stuff.
- Wheat’s the stuff they use to make spaghetti and cereal.
- We need salad stuff.
- What’s that sticky stuff in your hair?
- Get me some of that stuff for fixing windows.
- I think he has the right stuff for the job.
- There was a lot of bad stuff going on at that school.
- I already know all that stuff.
- [good stuff] : They publish a lot of good stuff.
- Rachel tried to give me that stuff about being ignored.
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