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to stack
01
apilar, amontonar
to arrange items on top of each other in large quantities
Transitive: to stack sth
Ejemplos
He recently stacked firewood neatly beside the fireplace for easy access.
Recientemente apiló leña ordenadamente junto a la chimenea para un fácil acceso.
02
apilar, amontonar
to pile things up and fill an area with those piles
Transitive: to stack a space
Ejemplos
She stacked the closet with blankets and pillows for guests.
Ella apiló el armario con mantas y almohadas para los invitados.
03
apilar, amañar
to arrange a deck of cards in a specific way to cheat
Transitive: to stack a deck or cards
Ejemplos
She stacked the deck so her opponent would get all the low cards.
Ella amañó la baraja para que su oponente obtuviera todas las cartas bajas.
04
amasar, acumular
to make money, especially in large amounts
InformalEjemplos
She stacks a lot of money with her freelance gigs.
Ella amasa mucho dinero con sus trabajos independientes.
05
destacar, triunfar
to be doing extremely well, often in terms of success, skill, or performance
InformalEjemplos
She stacked in the competition and took home the gold medal.
Ella arrasó en la competencia y se llevó la medalla de oro.
Stack
01
a neatly arranged heap of objects
Ejemplos
She added another file to the stack.
02
a tall, vertical chimney for releasing smoke and combustion gases
Ejemplos
Birds often nest on tall stacks.
03
pila
a data structure that removes data in the reverse order of saving them and serves as a temporary storage
Ejemplos
Pushing data onto the stack is a common operation in computing.
Empujar datos a la pila es una operación común en informática.
04
a data structure where the last element added is the first one removed
Ejemplos
Each new page opened was pushed onto the stack.
05
montón
a large amount of something, often money or objects
SlangEjemplos
He bought a stack of concert tickets for his friends.
Compró un montón de entradas de concierto para sus amigos.
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