stacked

• Adjetivo informal usado para descrever uma pessoa, geralmente uma mulher, com corpo muito atraente e curvilíneo, especialmente seios e quadris fartos.

An informal adjective used to describe a person, typically a woman, with a very attractive and curvaceous body.

1. Arranged in a pileA2formal

   Placed or arranged in a neat pile or stack.

   Empilhado

   • The books were stacked neatly on the shelf.
   • She stacked the plates in the cupboard.
   • The firewood was stacked against the wall.

   Sinônimoslayered

2. Full of somethingB1informal

   Having a large amount or quantity of something.

   Cheio de algo

   • The fridge is stacked with food for the party.
   • His desk is stacked with paperwork.
   • The store is stacked with holiday decorations.

   Sinônimosloadedoverflowingpackedrepletestuffedteeming

   Antônimosbaredevoidemptyvoid

3. Physically attractive (slang)B2slangamerican

   Describing a person, typically a woman, with a curvaceous or well-proportioned body.

   Corpão (gíria)

   • She's really stacked, all the guys were staring.
   • The actress is known for being stacked.
   • He described her as stacked in his comment.

   Sinônimosbuiltbustycurvaceouscurvyhourglassshapelyvoluptuous

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de empilhar ou amontoar objetos de forma organizada, bem como para encher ou carregar algo com objetos.

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.

   Empilhar

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

   Sinônimosaccumulateamassbankheaplay upmoundpilestockpilestore

   Antônimosdispersescatterspread

2. Fill or loadB1informal

   To fill a space or container with many items.

   Encher

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

   Sinônimoscramfillheaploadpackpilestuff

   Antônimosclearemptyunload

3. Arrange unfairlyB2informal

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

   Manipular injustamente

   • 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.

   Sinônimosbiasfixloadmanipulaterig

Variantes phrasalstack awaystack up