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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

hot stuff [Brit, Am ˈˌhɑt ˈstəf] СЪЩ разг

to be hot stuff (talented) person, pop group:
to be hot stuff (titillating) book, film:
В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански
В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. stuff [Brit stʌf, Am stəf] СЪЩ U

1. stuff (unnamed substance):

cose fpl
gin? never touch the stuff разг

2. stuff разг:

robe fpl
cose fpl

3. stuff (content of speech, book, film, etc.) разг:

who wrote this stuff? прин

4. stuff (fabric):

stuff прен

5. stuff (drugs):

stuff разг
stuff разг

6. stuff (stolen goods):

stuff разг
stuff разг

II. stuff [Brit stʌf, Am stəf] ГЛАГ прх

1. stuff:

stuff (fill, pack) cushion, pillow, furniture
riempire, imbottire (with di)
stuff (implying haste, carelessness) pocket, cupboard, suitcase
riempire (with di)
stuff (block up) hole, crack
tappare (with con)
to stuff one's face разг
get stuffed! разг
stuff the system! разг
stuff you! разг

2. stuff (pack in):

stuff objects, clothes, paper
ficcare, infilare (in, into in)

3. stuff ГАСТР:

stuff turkey, tomato, olive

4. stuff taxidermist animal, bird:

III. to stuff oneself ГЛАГ рефл

to stuff oneself разг:

IV. stuff [Brit stʌf, Am stəf]

a bit of stuff разг, прин
to do one's stuff разг
go on - do your stuff! разг
to know one's stuff разг
that's the stuff! разг
I don't give a stuff! разг

I. hot [Brit hɒt, Am hɑt] ПРИЛ

1. hot (very warm):

hot season, country, bath, plate, hands, feet, sun
hot food, drink
to be or feel hot person:
to get hot person:
to get hot parked car:
to get hot engine, iron, oven, radiator:
to get hot weather:
to be hot from the oven bread, cake:

2. hot ГАСТР:

hot mustard, spice, chili powder
hot curry, sauce, dish

3. hot (new, fresh):

hot trail
hot news

4. hot (newly arrived):

hot from or off the press book

5. hot (fierce, keen):

hot competition
hot pace

6. hot (short):

7. hot (in demand) Am разг:

to be hot entertainer, show, film:

8. hot (good) разг:

9. hot (difficult, unpleasant) разг:

10. hot (stolen):

hot разг

11. hot (bright):

hot colour

12. hot МУЗ:

hot jazz

13. hot (radioactive):

14. hot (close):

15. hot Am разг:

hot (erotic) movie, scene

16. hot (sexually attractive):

hot разг
hot разг

II. hot <forma in -ing hotting, pt, pp hotted> [Brit hɒt, Am hɑt] ГЛАГ прх, нпрх

hot → hot up

III. hot [Brit hɒt, Am hɑt]

I. hot up ГЛАГ [hɒt -] (hot up)

1. hot up (become exciting):

hot up match:
hot up election campaign:

2. hot up (get faster):

3. hot up (intensify):

hot up raids, war:

II. hot up ГЛАГ [hɒt -] (hot [sth] up)

hot up pace
hot up broadcast
hot up campaign, music

в PONS речника

hot stuff СЪЩ

1. hot stuff (good):

2. hot stuff (sexy):

в PONS речника
в PONS речника

I. hot [hɑ:t] ПРИЛ

1. hot (very warm):

2. hot (spicy):

3. hot разг (skillful):

4. hot разг (demanding):

to be hot for sth

5. hot (dangerous):

to be too hot to handle прен

6. hot разг (sexually attractive):

7. hot (exciting):

hot music, party

8. hot sl (stolen):

Phrases:

II. hot [hɑ:t] СЪЩ

I. stuff [stʌf] СЪЩ

1. stuff разг (things):

cose f pl

2. stuff (belongings):

cose f pl

3. stuff:

II. stuff [stʌf] ГЛАГ прх

1. stuff (fill):

to stuff sth into sth
to stuff sb's head with sth
to stuff oneself разг

2. stuff (preserve):

stuff animal
Present
Istuff
youstuff
he/she/itstuffs
westuff
youstuff
theystuff
Past
Istuffed
youstuffed
he/she/itstuffed
westuffed
youstuffed
theystuffed
Present Perfect
Ihavestuffed
youhavestuffed
he/she/ithasstuffed
wehavestuffed
youhavestuffed
theyhavestuffed
Past Perfect
Ihadstuffed
youhadstuffed
he/she/ithadstuffed
wehadstuffed
youhadstuffed
theyhadstuffed

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In the first study, researchers say that chocoholics who graze on a few squares of the sweet stuff decrease their risk of heart disease and stroke.
globalnews.ca
It was reported horsemen carried away scarce luxury gifts for the anticipative return home beyond encampment food stuff.
en.wikipedia.org
Like any sphere of life or industry, the technical stuff gets gendered and that technophobia starts when you're about six.
thespinoff.co.nz
Father Christmas is not an allegory of snow and holly; he is not merely the stuff called snow afterwards artificially given a human form, like a snowman.
en.wikipedia.org
All five storeys with gastronomic points, toilets, staircase and other stuff are designed for spectators.
en.wikipedia.org