stacking

• Adjectif utilisé pour décrire quelque chose qui peut être empilé ou disposé en pile ; souvent employé dans des contextes comme « chaises empilables » ou « étagères empilables ».

An adjective used to describe something that is arranged in a stack or pile; often used in contexts like 'stacking chairs' or 'stacking shelves'.

1. Arranged in a pileB1formal

   Placed or arranged in a neat pile or stack.

   emplié

   • The stacking chairs were stored in the corner of the room.
   • She admired the stacking boxes in the store display.
   • The stacking plates made it easy to serve dinner.

2. Accumulating or building upB2informal

   Increasing in quantity or amount, often in a way that becomes noticeable.

   accumulation

   • The stacking bills on his desk were a sign of his busy schedule.
   • The stacking evidence pointed to a larger conspiracy.
   • The stacking problems at work made him feel overwhelmed.

   Synonymesbuildingcumulativegrowingmounting

   Antonymesdecreasingdiminishingdraining

• Nom désignant l'action ou le processus de placer soigneusement des objets en pile ou en tas, ainsi que le résultat de cet empilement.

A noun referring to the act or process of arranging items in a neat pile or stack, or the arrangement itself.

indénombrable

1. Act of pilingB1formal

   The action of arranging items in a neat pile or stack.

   Empilement

   • The stacking of boxes in the warehouse must be done carefully.
   • She is responsible for the stacking of books on the shelves.
   • Proper stacking prevents items from falling over.

   Synonymesaccumulationpiling

2. Arrangement in layersB1informal

   A method of organizing objects by placing them on top of each other.

   Empilement

   • The stacking of plates in the cupboard is a daily chore.
   • He learned the art of stacking firewood for the winter.
   • The stacking of chairs after the event took an hour.

   Synonymeslayeringpiling

• Verbe désignant l'action de disposer des objets en une pile ou un tas ordonné, ainsi que le fait de remplir ou charger quelque chose avec des objets empilés.

A verb used to indicate the act of arranging items in a neat pile or heap, or to fill or load something with items.

1. Arrange in a pileA2formal

   To place objects neatly on top of each other in a pile.

   empiler

   • She stacked the books on the shelf.
   • He stacked the plates in the cupboard.
   • They stacked the firewood in the backyard.

   Synonymesaccumulateamassbankheaplay upmoundpilestockpilestore

   Antonymesdispersescatterspread

2. Fill or loadB1informal

   To fill a space or container with many items.

   Empiler, entasser

   • The shelves were stacked with canned goods.
   • He stacked the dishwasher with dirty dishes.
   • The warehouse was stacked with boxes of merchandise.

   Synonymescramfillheaploadpackpilestuff

   Antonymesclearemptyunload

3. Arrange unfairlyB2informal

   To arrange something in a way that gives an unfair advantage or disadvantage.

   Truquer

   • The odds were stacked against him from the start.
   • The game was stacked in favor of the home team.
   • The system is stacked to benefit the wealthy.

   Synonymesbiasfixloadmanipulaterig

Variantes phrasalstack awaystack up