Stacks Meaning in English

word · lemma: stack

US

/ˈstæks/

STAKS

UK

/stˈæks/

STAKS

التعريف

Large, organized piles of things placed one on top of another. 'Stacks' is also sometimes used informally to mean 'a lot of something'.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Primarily a countable noun: 'a stack of books.' Informally (especially in American English), 'stacks' can mean 'lots' (e.g., 'He has stacks of money.'). In libraries, 'the stacks' refers to shelves of books. Avoid confusing with 'pile' (more casual, less organized).

• Spanish: montones - pilas
• Portuguese (BR): pilhas - montes
• Portuguese (PT): pilhas - montes
• Chinese (Simplified): 一堆 - 一叠
• Chinese (Traditional): 一堆 - 一疊
• Hindi: ढेर
• Arabic: أكوام
• Bengali: স্তূপ - স্তরের স্তর (লাইব্রেরি)
• Russian: стопки - множество (разг.) - книжные стеллажи (библиотека)
• Japanese: 山積み - スタック（図書館の本棚）
• Vietnamese: chồng - đống (nhiều) - giá sách (thư viện)
• Korean: 더미 - 많음 (구어) - 서가(도서관)
• Turkish: yığın - deste (gayri resmi) - raflar (kütüphane)
• Urdu: ڈھیر - بہت زیادہ (محاورہ) - قطاریں (لائبریری)
• Indonesian: tumpukan - banyak (informal) - rak buku (perpustakaan)

جمل نموذجية

There are stacks of books on the table.

basic

She built stacks of blocks.

basic

We have stacks of homework to do.

basic

He has stacks of cash in his safe.

natural

I spent hours searching through the stacks at the library.

natural

You must have stacks of energy to keep up with these kids!

natural