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Danh từ

đống, chồng

a haystack

đống cỏ khô

a stack of newspapers

một chồng báo

(khẩu ngữ) hàng đống

I've got stacks of work to do

tôi có hàng đống việc phải làm

ống khói (nhà máy, tàu thủy); cụm ống khói

(thường số nhiều) giá sách

dội máy bay chờ lệnh hạ cánh

blow one's stack

xem blow

Động từ

bay thành đội chờ lệnh hạ cánh (máy bay)

stack something [up]

chất đống, xếp thành đống

stack logs [into piles]

xếp các khúc gỗ thành đống

please stack your chairs before you leave

xin vui lòng xếp ghế lại trước khi các anh ra về

stack something [with something]

chất đống (ở một nơi nào đó)

the whole garden was stacked with bricks

cả khu vườn chất đầy gạch

stack something [against something]

xếp (bài) gian lận

he accused his opponent of stacking the cards

anh ta buộc tội đối phương đã xếp bài gian lận

I don't think we'll win, the cards (the odds) are stacked against us

(nghĩa bóng) tôi không nghĩ là chúng ta sẽ thắng, mọi con bài đều xếp theo hướng bất lợi cho chúng ta

stack up [against something]

(Mỹ, khẩu ngữ)

so với (cái gì)

how well do you thinks this washing powder stacks up against your usually brand?

theo chị thì loại bột giặt này so với loại chị vẫn dùng có tốt hay không?

* Các từ tương tự:
stacked, Stackelberg's duopoly model, stacker
noun

plural stacks

[count] :a usually neat pile :a group of things that are put one on top of the other

He had arranged the letters in stacks.

She took a magazine from near the top of the stack. - often + of

a stack of dishes/papers - see also haystack

[count] :a large amount of something - usually + of

There is a stack of evidence against her.

They have stacks of money.

[count] :a tall chimney on a factory, ship, etc., for carrying smoke away :smokestack

the stacks :the rows of shelves where books are stored in a library

I couldn't find the book in the stacks.

blow your stack

xem blow

verb

stacks; stacked; stacking

to arrange (things) in a stack :to put (things) in a usually neat pile [+ obj]

She spent the afternoon splitting and stacking firewood.

She stacked the plates in the cupboard.

He stacked the books on the table. - often + up

She stacked the wood up against the fence. [no obj]

The chairs don't stack. [=the chairs cannot be put in a stack; the chairs cannot be stacked]

[+ obj] to cheat at a card game by arranging (a deck of cards) in a special way

The other players accused him of stacking the deck.

b - used to describe a situation in which one person, team, etc., is given an advantage over others often in a way that is unfair

In many ways, the cards are stacked against immigrants. [=immigrants face unfair and difficult circumstances]

There are things you can do to stack the odds in your favor. [=to make it more likely for you to win, succeed, etc.]

The odds are stacked against you. [=the odds are against you; you do not have a good or fair chance of winning, succeeding, etc.]

stack up

[phrasal verb]

to increase in number or amount to a total that is difficult to deal with

Cars quickly stacked up behind the bus.

My bills are stacking up. [=piling up]

to be good enough or equally good

The camera doesn't stack up [=measure up] when it comes to performance.

This model stacks up well when compared with other cameras. [=the camera is as good as or better than others]

stack up against (something or someone) or stack (something or someone) up against (something or someone) :to compare (something or someone) with others of the same kind

How does this computer stack up against other models? [=how good is it compared to other models?]

How does he stack up against the other candidates?

The camera does pretty well when you stack it up against the competition.

* Các từ tương tự:
stackable, stacked
noun

This stack of paper ought to be enough to last through the next printing

pile

heap

mound

mass

accumulation

hill

mountain

store

stock

bank

deposit

supply

stockpile

hoard

load

bundle

bale

Colloq US and Canadian stash

The stacks were covered with a tarpaulin before it started to rain

haystack

cock

haycock

rick

rickle

hayrick

Brit clamp

We have a huge stack of orders to process this morning

collection

aggregation

accumulation

agglomeration

amassment

mass

load

pack

amount

abundance

plenty

profusion

volume

array

sea

throng

multitude

swarm

host

number

quantity

pile-up

They built the stack very tall to carry the fumes away from the town below

smokestack

chimney

chimney-stack

funnel

Building soil stack

The boss will blow his stack if we miss the deadline

blow one's stack

anger

become angry

become furious or infuriated

rage

rant

lose one's temper

Slang blow or lose one's cool

get hot under the collar

blow one's top

verb

Stack those boxes neatly in the corner. Has he stacked up enough points to qualify?

Often

stack up

pile (up)

heap

accumulate

amass

store

stock

stockpile

hoard

collect

aggregate

agglomerate

Colloq stash (away)

squirrel away

stack up

The ledgers don't stack up with the cheque-book. The two sets of figures simply don't stack up

a make sense

add up

agree

jibe

be verifiable

Colloq check out

He could never stack up to Olivier

b compare

measure up

hold a candle to

be on a par (with)

be as good as

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