stack

stack — 動詞

1. to put objects on top of each other in an orderly pile or series of piles.

1.動詞及物B1
釋義

堆放

將物品整齊疊放

to put objects on top of each other in an orderly pile or series of piles.

例句

Nikos stacked the firewood against the shed wall before the storm arrived.

Nikos 在暴風雨來臨前將柴火靠著棚屋牆壁堆放整齊。

stack + noun phrase + against [surface]

The books were stacked neatly on the library cart by subject.

那些書按主題整齊地堆放在圖書館的推車上。

passive: be stacked + on [surface]

同義詞
  • pile

    less orderly; stack implies neat arrangement while pile can be messy

  • heap

    implies a large, disordered mound rather than a neat stack

  • stock

    focuses on storing for later use rather than the arrangement itself

反義詞
  • scatter

    to spread items out rather than arranging them together

文法句型

stack + noun phrase

stack + noun phrase + preposition (on/in/against)

用法筆記

Frequently used with prepositions of location: on, in, against, onto. The object is usually a set of flat or stackable items (plates, books, boxes, wood).

2. to fill a space, shelf, or container by putting many objects into or onto it, of

2.動詞及物B2
釋義

塞滿

在空間中塞入大量物品

to fill a space, shelf, or container by putting many objects into or onto it, often until no space remains.

例句

The pantry shelves were stacked with cans of soup and boxes of pasta.

食品儲藏室的架上塞滿了湯罐頭和義大利麵條盒。

passive: be stacked with [contents]

Yumi stacked the fridge with containers of leftovers from the weekend party.

Yumi 把週末派對剩下的菜餚塞滿了冰箱。

stack + [container] + with [contents]

同義詞
  • pack

    implies fitting items into a container more tightly

  • load

    suggests putting items into a vehicle or space for transport

  • fill

    broader; does not imply layering or piling

反義詞
  • empty

    to remove all contents from a space

文法句型

be stacked with + noun phrase

stack + noun phrase + with + noun phrase

用法筆記

Very common in the passive construction be stacked with + noun. The active form (stack + [container/space] + with [contents]) is also frequent and always takes an animate subject.

3. of an aircraft: to fly in circles at a set altitude on instructions from air tra

3.動詞及物 / 不及物B2
釋義

盤旋等待

飛機在機場上空盤旋等候降落

of an aircraft: to fly in circles at a set altitude on instructions from air traffic control until landing is cleared; also said of controllers who assign such holding patterns.

例句

The plane stacked above the airport for forty minutes before getting clearance to land.

那架飛機在機場上空盤旋了四十分鐘才獲得降落許可。

intransitive: plane + stack + above [location]

Air traffic control stacked three jets at six thousand feet over the runway.

航管人員安排三架噴射機在跑道上方六千英尺處盤旋等待。

transitive: control + stack + [aircraft] + at [altitude]

同義詞
  • circle

    general term without the aviation-specific holding context

  • hold

    used in aviation ('hold at the beacon') but without the pile metaphor

文法句型

stack (aircraft) + preposition (above/over)

be stacked + preposition (above/over/at)

用法筆記

Often paired with up in the phrasal form stack up. The transitive sense (air traffic control stacks planes) is less common in general use but standard in aviation contexts.

4. to arrange something, such as a set of cards, a competition, or a situation, in

4.動詞及物C1
釋義

作弊安排

暗中操縱以獲取不公平優勢

to arrange something, such as a set of cards, a competition, or a situation, in a dishonest way so that one side has an unfair advantage or disadvantage.

例句

The gambler stacked the deck and won every hand that evening.

那個賭徒偷偷安排了牌局順序,結果那晚每一局都贏。

stack the deck — cheat by arranging cards

The competition was stacked in favour of the host team from the very start.

那場比賽從一開始就被操縱成對主場隊有利。

passive: be stacked in favour of [party]

同義詞
  • rig

    broader; rig can apply to equipment or elections, not just cards

  • fix

    similar meaning but more informal in this context

  • manipulate

    more general; does not necessarily imply cheating

反義詞
  • level

    to make fair or even

文法句型

stack + noun phrase (deck/cards/odds)

be stacked against/in favour of + noun phrase

用法筆記

The sense is primarily realised in the fixed expressions 'stack the deck/cards/odds' and the passive 'be stacked against/in favour of'. The idiom 'stack the deck' (see this sense) is the most common manifestation — the literal act of arranging playing cards dishonestly is rare outside gambling contexts; the figurative use ('the system is stacked against us') is far more frequent.

stack — 名詞