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Meanings of stack up in English

Spanish
amontonar

Arrange into piles or stacks.

amontonar
Usage of stack up in English
1
All supported water storage, but said the numbers did not stack up.
Radio NZ
2
So how do pay ratios in the voluntary sector currently stack up?
The Guardian
3
Fierce competition has driven down prices and margins as costs stack up.
Reuters
4
The latter has since won, so the form should stack up here.
News.com.au
5
It would be interesting to see how they stack up, said Sparrow.
Wired
6
And it's going to have to stack up with us, Singleton said.
Radio NZ
7
How does Scott Morrison's climate declaration at the United Nations stack up?
The Guardian
8
Ms Haazen said the worst case did not stack up economically either.
Radio NZ
9
The Football League looks the other way and the indignities stack up.
The Guardian
10
How many local authorities can stack up their receipts to do like-for-like?
The Guardian
11
How the Apple Watch will stack up against the competition is unknown.
The Guardian
12
Taken altogether, my farm will stack up with any in the neighborhood.
The Emerald City of Oz
13
Here's how they stack up and which may be right for you.
Wired
14
Zanier Heat GTX Gloves Heat technology apart, these gloves stack up well.
The Irish Times
15
Here's how the various citizenship-by-investment programmes stack up on these three factors.
The South African
16
The finance teams do the numbers and go, 'does this stack up?
Radio NZ
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Translations for stack up
Spanish
amontonar
Stack up through the time
Stack up across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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