| 释义 |
●ˌstack ˈup1. to increase gradually until there is a large pile, a long line, etc. 积聚成一大垛（或一长排等）；加起来◆Over the months he just let the paperwork stack up.
几个月间，他就那么让文案工作积压成堆。◆The traffic quickly stacked up behind the bus.
公共汽车后面的车辆很快排成了长龙。SYN pile up2. (against sb/sth) (informal) to compare with sb/sth （和…）相比◆How does this washing powder stack up against your usual brand?
这种洗衣粉和你平常用的牌子比起来怎么样？◆Let’s try him in the team and see how he stacks up.
我们把他安排到队里试试，看看和其他人比怎么样。SYN compare (with sb/sth) [v + adv] |