Stack
11Stack — [stæk] der; s, s <aus gleichbed. engl. stack, eigtl. »Stapel«> Form eines Datenspeichers mit eingeschränkten Einfüge u. Ausfügeoperationen, Stapelspeicher, Kellerspeicher (EDV) …
12stack — n heap, pile, mass, bank, shock, cock (see under HEAP vb) stack vb *heap, pile, mass, bank, shock, cock Analogous words: collect, *gather, assemble: amass, *accumulate, hoard …
13stack — [n] pile assemblage, bank, bundle, cock, drift, heap, hill, hoard, load, mass, mound, mountain, pack, pyramid, sheaf; concepts 432,440,509 stack [v] pile up accumulate, amass, bank up, cock, drift, heap, hill, load, mound, pile, rick, stockpile;… …
14Stack — Stack, s.v.w. Buhne (s.d.) …
15Stack — es una palabra inglesa, que significa pila de cosas o apilamiento, y que se emplea en español en ciertos ámbitos para referirse a: Pila (informática) Pila (geomorfología), un accidente del relieve, una elevación apuntada y prominente semejante a… …
16stack — • stack, hög, trave, stapel, dös, volm, stuka …
17stack up — (against (something)) to compare with something else. We wondered how London restaurants stacked up against Atlanta s …
18stack — (izg. stȅk) m DEFINICIJA inform. skupina memorijskih lokacija u centralnom procesoru gdje se privremeno pohranjuju tekući podaci koji se procesiraju ETIMOLOGIJA engl …
19stack|er — «STAK uhr, STAHK », intransitive verb. British Dialect. to totter or reel; stagger. Also, stacher. ╂[< Scandinavian (compare Old Icelandic stakra stagger < staka push)] …
20stack it — ˈstack it idiom (informal) to fall over or off sth, especially in a way that makes you look silly and makes other people laugh • I tried a spin on the ice and stacked it. • My heel got caught and I almost stacked it. Main entry: ↑ …
