stack up

• 短语动词，指把物品堆叠成一摞或一堆；也指与某事物相比或对照，或（常与to连用）符合、达到某种标准。

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of arranging items in a pile or stack, or to compare or measure up against something.

不可数 · 及物和不及物 · 短语动词，可分

1. Accumulate or pile upinformal

   To increase in quantity or amount, often by being placed on top of each other.

   堆积

   • The dirty dishes are stacking up in the sink.
   • Work is stacking up while I'm on vacation.
   • The bills are stacking up faster than I can pay them.

   同义词accrueaccumulateamassbuild upcollectgatherheap uppile up

   反义词decreasedepletediminishdwindle

2. Compare or measure upinformal

   To be compared with something else, often in terms of quality or performance.

   比得上

   • How does this new model stack up against the competition?
   • Her skills stack up well against other candidates.
   • The movie doesn't stack up to the original book.

   同义词comparefarehold upmatch-upmeasure uprankstand up

基本动词stack