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stack noun | verb
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stack / stAk ; stAk /noun
1. 1 Ca neat pile of things〔叠放整齐的〕一叠，一堆，一摞;
⇒heap:
[+ of ]
•a stack of papers一叠文件
•stacks of dirty dishes一摞摞脏盘子;
⇒picture atBUNDLE¹
2. a stack of sth / stacks of sth informal especially BrEa large amount of something大量（大批，许多）某物:
•He's got stacks of money.他有许多钱。
3. Ca chimney烟囱
4. the stacks pl.the rows of shelves in a library where the books are kept〔图书馆中藏书的〕书库
⇒blow your top / stack at BLOW¹ (16)
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stackverb
1. also stack up I,Tto make things into a neat pile, or to form a neat pile（使）整齐地堆起; 摞起:
•The assistants price the items and stack them on the shelves.售货员给商品标价，然后把它们叠放到货架上。
•a stacking hi-fi system组合式高保真音响设备
2. T usually passiveto put neat piles of things on something把…成叠地放在〔某处〕:
•He went back to stacking the shelves.他回去把货物摆上货架。
be stacked with sth
•The floor was stacked with boxes.地板上堆满了箱子。
3. the odds / cards are stacked against sb used to say that someone is unlikely to be successful形势对某人不利
4. stack the cards BrE, stack the deck AmE
informal to arrange cards dishonestly in a game洗牌做手脚
 PHRASAL VERBS 
stack up
1. stack sth ↔ up to make things into a neat pile整齐地堆放某物
2. informalused to talk about how good something is compared with something else比较，比高低:
[+ against ]
•Parents want to know how their kids'schools stack up against others.家长想知道自己孩子的学校和其他学校比起来怎么样。
3. if a number of things stack up, they gradually collect or get stuck in one place积聚起来:
•Traffic stacked up behind the bus.在这辆公共汽车后面，车辆排成了长龙。

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