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1 stack
1. nounplace something in stacks — etwas [auf]stapeln
a stack of work/money — ein Haufen Arbeit/Geld
have a stack of things to do — einen Haufen zu tun haben (ugs.)
4)2. transitive verb[chimney-]stack — Schornstein, der
1) (pile)stack [up] — [auf]stapeln
2) (arrange fraudulently)the odds or cards or chips are stacked against somebody — (fig.) jemand hat schlechte Karten (fig. ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- academic.ru/111767/stack_up">stack up* * *[stæk] 1. noun1) (a large, usually neatly shaped, pile eg of hay, straw, wood etc: a haystack.) der Stapel2) (a set of shelves for books eg in a library.) das Regal2. verb(to arrange in a large, usually neat, pile: Stack the books up against the wall.) stapeln* * *[stæk]I. nwe've got \stacks of time wir haben massenhaft Zeit fam3. of hay, straw Schober m6. (in library)▪ the \stacks pl Magazin ntUniversity Library \stacks Magazin nt der UniversitätsbibliothekII. vt▪ to \stack sth etw [auf]stapelnto \stack hay ( dated) Heu aufschobern2. (fill)the fridge is \stacked with food der Kühlschrank ist randvoll mit Lebensmitteln gefülltto \stack a dishwasher eine Spülmaschine [o SCHWEIZ Abwaschmaschine] einräumento \stack shelves Regale auffüllenplanes are often \stacked over Gatwick airport Flugzeuge müssen über dem Flughafen Gatwick oft Warteschleifen ziehen4.* * *[stk]1. n1) (= pile) Haufen m; (neatly piled) Stoß m, Stapel m; (COMPUT) Stapel m, Stack m; (of rifles) Pyramide fto be in the stack (Aviat) — kreisen, Warteschleifen pl ziehen (over über +dat )
stacks — jede Menge (inf)
stacks of time/helpers — jede Menge (inf) Zeit/Hilfskräfte
3) (in library) Magazin nt4)See:= chimney stack, smokestack2. vt2) (AVIAT)incoming planes had to be stacked — ankommende Maschinen mussten kreisen or Warteschleifen ziehen
3) (US CARDS) packen, beim Mischen betrügen3. visich stapeln lassenstacking chairs — Stühle, die sich (gut) stapeln lassen
* * *stack [stæk]A s1. AGR Schober m, Feim m2. Stoß m, Stapel m:3. umg Haufen m, Masse f:4. Br Stack n (Maßeinheit für Holz und Kohlen: 108 ft3 = 3,05814 m3)5. US (Bücher) Regal n6. meist pla) Gruppe f von Regalenb) (Haupt)Magazin n (einer Bibliothek)7. TECHb) AUTO Auspuffrohr nc) (Schmiede)Esse fd) ELEK (gestockte) Antennenkombination9. Felssäule f10. IT Stack m, Stapel-, Kellerspeicher mB v/t3. vollstapeln5. stack the cards beim Mischen betrügen:b) sich halten ( against gegen)* * *1. nounplace something in stacks — etwas [auf]stapeln
a stack of work/money — ein Haufen Arbeit/Geld
4)2. transitive verb[chimney-]stack — Schornstein, der
1) (pile)stack [up] — [auf]stapeln
the odds or cards or chips are stacked against somebody — (fig.) jemand hat schlechte Karten (fig. ugs.)
Phrasal Verbs:- stack up* * *n.Stapel - m. v.sammeln v.stapeln v.
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