英:[stæk]
美:[stæk]
英:[stæk]
美:[stæk]
复数:stacks
第三人称单数:stacks
现在分词:stacking
过去式:stacked
过去分词:stacked
stacker (n.)
词根:stack
adj.stacked 妖艳的;(女人)身材丰满匀称的
v.stacked 堆放(stack的过去分词)
noun
a large usually conical pile (as of hay, straw, or grain in the sheaf) left standing in the field for storage
an orderly pile or heap
a large quantity or number
an English unit of measure especially for firewood that is equal to 108 cubic feet
a number of flues embodied in one structure rising above a roof
a vertical pipe (as to carry off smoke)
the exhaust pipe of an internal combustion engine
a structure of bookshelves for compact storage of books—usually used in plural
stacks plural a section of a building housing such structures
a pile of poker chips
a memory or a section of memory in a computer for temporary storage in which the last item stored is the first retrievedalso: a data structure that simulates a stack
a push-down stack
a computer memory consisting of arrays of memory elements stacked one on top of another
verb
transitive verb
to arrange in a stack : pile
to pile in or on stack the dishwasher
stacked the table with books
to arrange secretly for cheating
stack a deck of cards
to arrange or fix so as to make a particular result likely will stack juries to suit themselves—Patrice Horn
the odds are stacked against us
to assign (an airplane) by radio to a particular altitude and position within a group circling before landing
to put into a waiting line
another dozen rigs are stacked up and waiting—P. H. Hutchins, Jr.
compare—used with against
such a crime is nothing when stacked against a murder—Pete Censky
intransitive verb
to form a stack
a stack of一堆;一摞
protocol stack协议栈;协定堆
stack up堆积;累计;加起来
stack room书库
stack gas烟道气,废气;烟囱废气
call stack调用栈
stack up against争胜负;较量
stack overflow栈溢出;堆叠溢位;堆栈上限溢位
stack pointer栈指针;栈指示器;堆栈指示字
stack trace堆叠追踪;堆栈踪迹
chimney stack总合烟囱,仅一通道之烟囱
stack effect烟囱效应
stack frame堆栈结构;栈框架
flare stack火把烟囱
公元1300年左右, stak,指的是“一堆、一堆或一组东西”,尤指圆形或矩形的谷物堆(12世纪晚期用作姓氏),源自与古斯堪的纳维亚语 stakkr “干草堆”(与丹麦语 stak 、瑞典语 stack “堆、垛”同源),源自原始日耳曼语 *stakon- “一根桩”。据说这源自 PIE *stog-(也是古教会斯拉夫语 stogu “堆”、俄语 stog “干草堆”、立陶宛语 stokas “柱子”的来源),是根源 *steg-(1)“柱子、棍子”的变体(参见 stake(n.))。
1660年代开始用于指代烟囱,最初是指一组烟囱并排站立; 1825年开始指代火车、轮船等的烟囱。1879年开始指代陈列书籍的书架。1960年开始用于计算机数据的意义。
分层盘旋
浪蚀岩柱
重叠
洗牌作弊
垛
Noun Middle English stak, from Old Norse stakkr; akin to Russian stog stack and probably to Old English staca stake
The first known use of stack was in the 14th century
stadiumnoun
a course for footraces in ancient Greece with rows of seats for spectators
plural usually stadiums a large usually roofless building with rows of seats for spectators at modern sports events
stack upverb
measure up sense 2, compare
see how you stack up against the champion
stack1 of 2noun
a large pile (as of hay, straw, or grain) usually shaped like a cone
an orderly pile of objects usually one on top of the other
a stack of dishes
a large number or amount
chimney sense 1, smokestack
a structure with shelves for storing books—usually used in plural
stack2 of 2verb
to arrange in or form a stack : pile
stacked the dishes on the table
stack1 of 2noun
a large pile (as of hay, straw, or grain) usually shaped like a cone
an orderly pile of objects usually one on top of the other
a stack of dishes
a large number or amount
chimney sense 1, smokestack
a structure with shelves for storing books—usually used in plural
stack2 of 2verb
to arrange in or form a stack : pile
stacked the dishes on the table
stack1 of 2noun
a large pile (as of hay, straw, or grain) usually shaped like a cone
an orderly pile of objects usually one on top of the other
a stack of dishes
a large number or amount
chimney sense 1, smokestack
a structure with shelves for storing books—usually used in plural
stack2 of 2verb
to arrange in or form a stack : pile
stacked the dishes on the table
stackableadjective
easily stacked
stack1 of 2noun
a large pile (as of hay, straw, or grain) usually shaped like a cone
an orderly pile of objects usually one on top of the other
a stack of dishes
a large number or amount
chimney sense 1, smokestack
a structure with shelves for storing books—usually used in plural
stack2 of 2verb
to arrange in or form a stack : pile
stacked the dishes on the table
1 A stack of his hummingbear puzzlers sat nearby in a large willow basket.
2 She dug around for a moment, looking behind and underbooks, and finally she pulled a necklace with a pendant from behind a stack of texts with flowers drawn onto their spines.
3 “He starts off speaking reasonably about something and pretty soon he blows his stack and starts yelling. It’s hilarious.”
4 Behind the stage there's this narrow back room stacked with stacks of chairs.
5 Nathan lost track of time, and before he realized it, he had chopped a large mound of firewood that needed to be stacked.
6 In these stacked blocks of portraiture, Annie stared at the camera, unchanged from frame to frame.
7 Matty took the stack of message papers he would be delivering.
8 He gave the stack of cardboards a solid-sounding double tap on the desk surface, as one taps a deck of cards, then dropped the stack back into the bottom drawer and closed the drawer.
9 There were three coffins stacked on the deck.
10 He was still looking through a stack of albums.
11 He seemed a distant man, often lost in his own thoughts as he stood behind the counter stacking porgies in the basket for deep-frying.
12 From then on he worked slowly and methodically, stacking the wood in neat rows in the cart.
13 She gives me an oblong of purple cardboard from a stack of them on the table.
14 I did not know the answer, and so quickly pulled out the next photo from the stack.
15 The old farmhouse—the heart of the Cottages—had a number of fireplaces where we could burn the split logs stacked in the outer barns.
16 On my way through the doors, I nearly collided with a newsboy carting a stack of newspapers practically as tall as he was.
17 The brilliant young attorney fumbled through a stack of papers, felt his pockets, and finally found the letter in his briefcase.
18 If I died, I didn’t want people remembering me for the stacks of legal briefs I’d written or the corporate trademarks I’d helped defend.
19 She motions me to the back of the room, where history books are stacked waist high and a bunch of kids are copying answers for last night’s homework.
20 Each schooner carried a bunch of wooden dories stacked on deck, and when they got to the fishing grounds the men got into the dories and rowed away, looking for cod and haddock.
1 枪架
2 排列成行
3 大量
meikle much large round healthy volume rich mass extensive vast liberal substantial bulk endless generous flush macro Wealthy substantive affluent lousy voluminous helluva massed fulsome unstinted volumed big heavy heavily freely manifold rife lavishly aplenty lashins scads lashings lakh slew cut-and-come-again world lot power body store kind deal chance score load bag pack river mountain sea plenty crowd sight array universe quantity mess wealth barrel ton acre pile bundle packet gallon considerable bucket mint tub cargo abundance flock multitude legion heap herd regiment generosity swarm raft embarrassment deluge wad bushel peck spate slather ream multiplicity ruck boatload profusion gob cornucopia fistful lashing grist immensity scad feck mort oodles shipload cloudburst muchness trunkful shoal cartload bagful sackful routh mickle skinful jugful barrelful quiverful jollop jorum at wholesale enough and to spare by the gross by considerable quite a little whips of a great deal bags of any amount in gross like flies no end of Mass massive lavish bottomless abounding lumping largely massively liberally profusely prolifically rimption shower chunk greatness catholicity lavishness massiveness bookful superflux in shoals by the cartload in large amounts in a great measure a deal of lots of a great deal of large number of a good deal a pile of piles of a good deal of a multitude of loads of like water a load of huge amounts of heaps of raft of reams of in quantity in large quantities in quantities yay hundred number earth forest bunch crop Acre tract mound blizzard proliferation swag glut Peck truckload storehouse shitload earful plenitude shedload assload a world of light year by the truckload great strong billion fat ample abundant trillion galore copious profuse hard highly extensively generously abundantly voraciously copiously plentifully prodigiously million bank ocean flood heaviness vastness pocketful wodge free wealthy plentiful multitudinous pot affluence basketful a lot of a considerable amount of swarms of like fun without number long frequent large-scale opulent goodly greatly block host collection army rain avalanche amplitude drove everything umpteen a peck of a good many by the dozen numerous handsome hearty few some heaps half flow haul lump bounty plurality smorgasbord bucketload sheets tons masses scores loads torrents a hundreds of a thousands of in buckets by the score by far and away a whole heap of a millions of a lot a whole lot a host of a sea of a load a sight in bulk a mountain of a heap of pots of rivers of in strength gobs of a million of a hundred of oceans of any number of things a deluge of a thousand of full wide heavy-duty teeming bountiful lank way many bit size surge rash myriad out the wazoo up the wazoo in leaps and bounds by a long way a whole lot of in force quite a lot quite some in abundance quite a lot of in spades any amount of an ocean of by leaps and bounds umteen important several prodigal beaucoup twenty gang infinity binder throng prodigality raff foison ten-strike floodgate smart chance
4 车祸
5 大烟囱
6 堆
range collection mass bundle clamp heap mound mow congeries fid pile cluster lump agglomeration kaboodle Mass bank caboodle clutch bottle hunch cumulus bing stook stone Low Mass
7 堆成垛
8 一堆
pack Hill pile heap bing welter rickle body budget Mass crowd mound the whole caboodle mass bevy lot range bed huddle gaggle gobbet
9 一大堆
11 跌倒
14 垛
15 排气管
16 作
17 烟筒
19 摞
20 堆垛
21 叠
22 堆积
upheaped cumulate heap accumulation cumulus pileup congeries bank pile couch stick aheap budget deposit backup drift rick cumulation accumulate lodgment cord shovel hoard stow down accumulative build-up collect charge bulk
23 岩柱
27 在…中安插支持者
30 堆迭
32 许多
many several various hundred frequent twenty fifty voluminous multiplex Lotta loadsa scads slew skaty-eight much number lot might power kind chance score host load thousand volume crowd ocean dozen universe quantity mess ton span tribe packet lump heap battalion swarm raft skit bushel spate slather ruck boatload satiety gob grist scad mort pocketful oodles shipload trunkful shoal bagful routh jugful quiverful gillion thrave meiny whips of a great so many any number a whole lot of many a bags of a multiplicity of no end of million mickle mucho bag bunch tract multitude swag Peck truckload multiplicity shitload shedload everything a world of by the truckload manifold multiple numerous mega wad plurality muchness lotta any number of a good many no little full multi- mountain mass pile rash mound lashing quite a lot quite a lot of umteen important umpteen multitudinous multifold galore jingbang sight barrel wilderness hatful raff
34 大堆
35 架
case stand rest rack trellis hutch stillage pile frame holder bench mounting perch pedestal yoke mount pole
37 成堆