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1 stack
stæk 1. noun1) (a large, usually neatly shaped, pile eg of hay, straw, wood etc: a haystack.) stabel; hesje; bunke; haug2) (a set of shelves for books eg in a library.) reol, bokmagasin2. verb(to arrange in a large, usually neat, pile: Stack the books up against the wall.) stable, hesje, legge i bunkeskorstein--------stable--------stakkeIsubst. \/stæk\/1) hesje, stakk (av høy, halm e.l.), sneis2) stabel, bunke, haug, dunge3) ( hverdagslig) haug, masse, bråte, dunge4) skorsteinsgruppe (av sammenbygde piper), skorstein (på dampbåt, damplokomotiv e.l.), høy fabrikkpipe5) forklaring: vertikalt avløpsrør eller avtrekksrør som dekker flere etasjer6) ( luftfart) stack (antall fly som kretser ved ulike høyder og venter på klarsignal for landing)7) ( radio) forklaring: antenne med komponenter som er ordnet i vertikal serie8) ( EDB) stakklager, stakkliste9) (amer., teater) forklaring: et sett med kulisser brukt i et scenebilde12) ( militærvesen) geværpyramideblow one's stack (amer., slang) bli fly forbannetstacks bokhyller (i bibliotek og bokhandel)magasinIIverb \/stæk\/1) stakke, hesje2) stable, stable opp3) la seg stable4) legge i haug, dynge5) ( militærvesen) koble6) ( om fly) forklaring: la kretse i ulike høyder i påvente av klarsignal for landingstack arms koble geværstack the cards ( i kortspill) stokke kortene til egen fordel, jukse ( overført) ordne ting til sin egen fordelstack the cards against redusere sjansene tilstack up ( luftfart) forklaring: la kretse i ulike høyder i påvente av klarsignal for landing (amer., hverdagslig) måle seg, være i forhold til• how does the sequel stack up against the original?(amer., slang) henge sammen -
2 brick
brik((a block of) baked clay used for building: a pile of bricks; ( also adjective) a brick wall.) murstein, tegl(stein)- brickbat- bricklayermurstein--------teglsteinIsubst. \/brɪk\/1) tegl(stein), murstein2) stykke, bit, blokk, brikett3) byggekloss4) ( hverdagslig) hedersmann, kjekt menneskebe a brick være en knuppbe a brick short of a load være dum som et brøddrop a brick ( hverdagslig) trampe i klaveret, dumme seg uthard as a brick steinhardlike a cat on hot bricks ( hverdagslig) som på glørlike a ton of bricks ( hverdagslig) med knusende tyngde, med voldsom kraftmake bricks without straw koke suppe på en spikersunbaked bricks soltørkede teglsteinIIverb \/brɪk\/mure med teglstein, bygge\/kle med mursteinbrick up\/in mure igjenbrick in mure innIIIadj. \/brɪk\/teglrød, mursteinsrød
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