| Principal Translations |
| stuffed adj | (animal: embalmed) | disecado adj |
| | | embalsamado adj |
| | Harry bought a stuffed badger from a flea market. |
| | Harry compró un tejón disecado en un mercadillo. |
| stuffed adj | (toy: soft, plush) (animal de juguete, muñeco) | de peluche loc adj |
| | The little girl has lots of stuffed toys. |
| | La niñita tiene muchos juguetes de peluche. |
| stuffed adj | (food: with filling) | relleno/a adj |
| | | embutido adj |
| | At Thanksgiving, we always eat stuffed turkey. |
| | En el Día de Acción de Gracias, siempre comemos pavo relleno. |
| stuffed with [sth] adj + prep | (food: with filling) | relleno de adj + prep |
| | | relleno con adj + prep |
| | Brian served us peppers stuffed with mushroom and cheese. |
| | Brian nos puso pimientos rellenos de setas y queso. |
| stuffed adj | (padded) | con relleno loc adj |
| | Pippa leaned back against the stuffed cushions. |
| | Pippa se echó para atrás y se apoyó en los cojines con relleno. |
| stuffed with [sth] adj + prep | (padded with [sth]) | relleno de adj + prep |
| | | relleno con adj + prep |
| | | lleno con adj + prep |
| | The mattress was a sack stuffed with straw. |
| | El colchón era un saco relleno de paja. |
| stuffed adj | informal, figurative (filled, full) | lleno/a adj |
| | The suitcase was stuffed; Oliver couldn't fit another thing in there. |
| | La maleta estaba llena. A Oliver no le cabía nada más dentro. |
| stuffed with [sth] adj + prep | informal, figurative (filled with [sth]) (personas, objetos) | abarrotado de adj + prep |
| | | atestado de adj + prep |
| | | atiborrado de adj + prep |
| | (culinario) | relleno de adj + prep |
| | Alison carried a suitcase stuffed with clothes. |
| | Alison cargaba con una maleta abarrotada de ropa. |
| Additional Translations |
| stuffed adj | informal, figurative (person: full of food) (coloquial) | atiborrado adj |
| | | harto/a adj |
| | | lleno/a adj |
| | I'm stuffed from all that lasagna and garlic bread. |
| | Estoy atiborrado con tanta lasaña y pan de ajo. |
| | Estoy harto de tanta lasaña y pan de ajo. |
| | Estoy lleno de tanta lasaña y pan de ajo. |
| stuffed with [sth] adj + prep | informal, figurative (has lots of [sth]) (coloquial, tener muchas pertenencias, dinero, etc.) | repleto de adj + prep |
| | (AmL) | atascado de adj + prep |
| | | atiborrado de adj + prep |
| | The old lady lived in a house stuffed with knick-knacks and trinkets. |
| | La vieja vivía en una casa repleta de cacharros y baratijas. |
| Principal Translations |
| stuff n | informal (things) (objetos) | cosas nfpl |
| | What is this stuff over here in the corner? |
| | ¿Qué son las cosas que están en esta esquina? |
| stuff n | informal (belongings) (coloquial, pertenencias) | cosas nfpl |
| | My stuff is all in my locker. |
| | Todas mis cosas están en mi casillero. |
| stuff n | (substance) | cosa nf |
| | | sustancia nf |
| | See if you can get that stuff off the car door. |
| | A ver si puedes quitar esa cosa de la puerta del coche. |
| stuff n | informal (unimportant things) (coloquial) | chisme nm |
| | | cosa nf |
| | There is some other stuff in that room. |
| | Hay algunos chismes más en ese cuarto. |
stuff [sth],
stuff [sth] in [sth]⇒ vtr | (cram) | meter⇒ vtr |
| Note: Es más común decir "empacar" cuando se habla de hacer el equipaje. |
| | She quickly stuffed all her clothes in her luggage. |
| | Ella metió rápidamente toda su ropa en la maleta. |
| Additional Translations |
| stuff yourself vtr + refl | informal (eat greedily) | atiborrarse⇒ v prnl |
| | (coloquial) | llenarse la panza loc verb |
| | If you stuff yourself at lunch, you won't feel like going for a run this afternoon. |
| | Si te atiborras durante el almuerzo, no tendrás ganas de ir a correr esta tarde. |
| stuff yourself with [sth] v expr | informal (eat [sth] greedily) | empacharse de v prnl + prep |
| | | atiborrarse de v prnl + prep |
| | | llenarse de v prnl + prep |
| | It's impolite to stuff yourself with food at a holiday-party buffet. |
| | No es educado empacharse de comida en un bufé por las fiestas. |
| and stuff expr | informal (and related things) | y eso expr |
| | | y todo eso expr |
| | | y esas cosas expr |
| | Travelling helps you learn about life and stuff. |
| | Viajar te ayuda a aprender sobre la vida y eso. |
| stuff n | informal (things in general) | cosas nfpl |
| | I like talking to Steve about stuff; he's a great listener. |
| | Me gusta hablar de cosas con Steve, sabe escuchar. |
| stuff n | (things relating to specific subject) | cosas nfpl |
| | You understand all that math stuff; I don't. Oh no, Peter's not going on about car stuff again, is he? |
| | Tú entiendes todas esas cosas de matemática, yo no. |
| stuff [sth]⇒ vtr | (plug) | taponar⇒ vtr |
| | The pipe was leaking, so Ben stuffed it with rags. |
| | La cañería estaba perdiendo así que Ben la taponó con trapos. |
| stuff [sth] vtr | (cast false votes) | rellenar de votos falsos loc verb |
| | (ES, coloquial) | dar un pucherazo loc verb |
| | The corrupt politicians stuffed the ballot boxes. |
| | Los políticos corruptos rellenaron las urnas de votos falsos. |
| | Los políticos corruptos dieron un pucherazo. |
| stuff [sth] vtr | (cooking: fill with [sth] savory) | rellenar⇒ vtr |
| | The easiest way to stuff a turkey is to use a spoon. |
| | La manera más fácil de rellenar un pavo es usando una cuchara. |
| stuff [sth] vtr | informal (embalm: animal) | embalsamar⇒ vtr |
| | After her pet dog died, she had it stuffed. |
| | Tras la muerte de su perro, lo hizo embalsamar. |
| stuff [sth/sb]⇒ vtr | UK, slang (expressing contempt, rejection) (coloquial, eufemismo) | meterse algo donde le quepa loc verb |
| | (coloquial) | tragarse algo v prnl |
| | Alice lost her temper, and told her boss to stuff his poxy job. |
| | Alice perdió la calma y le dijo a su jefe que podría meterse ese horrible trabajo donde le cupiera. |
Locuciones verbales
stuff | stuffed |
| stuff up vi phrasal | UK, AU, slang (mess up) (coloquial) | cagarla v prnl |
| | | joderla v prnl |
| | I was trying to make things better, but I only made them worse; I stuffed up. |
| stuff [sth] up vtr phrasal sep | UK, AU, slang (ruin, mess up) (coloquial) | cagar⇒ vtr |
| | | joder⇒ vtr |
| | This dreadful weather has certainly stuffed our plans for the weekend up. |
| | El clima horrible realmente cagó nuestros planes del fin de semana. |