stack up to

stack up to (someone or something)

To compare to or rank against someone or something similar, especially in a worthy, respectable, or favorable manner. Well, does the new car stack up to your old one? He's obsessed with how he stacks up to my previous boyfriends. I appreciate that she's giving us another story in this universe, but this new book just doesn't stack up to the original trilogy.

stack up to someone or something

[for someone or something] to measure up favorably when compared to someone or something. How do you think I stack up to Liz? My car stacks up pretty well to yours.

词组	stack up to
释义	stack up to stack up to (someone or something) To compare to or rank against someone or something similar, especially in a worthy, respectable, or favorable manner. Well, does the new car stack up to your old one? He's obsessed with how he stacks up to my previous boyfriends. I appreciate that she's giving us another story in this universe, but this new book just doesn't stack up to the original trilogy. See also: stack, up Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. stack up to someone or something [for someone or something] to measure up favorably when compared to someone or something. How do you think I stack up to Liz? My car stacks up pretty well to yours. See also: stack, up McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: stack up to (someone or something) (someone or something) to shout about shout about to shout about throw mud fling mud fling/sling/throw mud blow (one's) stack blow one’s stack blow your stack
随便看	made for somebody/each other made from the same mold made from whole cloth made in China made in the shade made my day, that/you've/he/she mad enough to chew nails mad enough to chew nails and spit rivets mad enough to eat nails mad enough to kick a cat mad enough to spit mad enough to spit nails mad enough to spit tacks made of money made of sterner stuff made out of whole cloth made to measure made to order Madison Avenue mad money madness mad rush mag MAGA magazine