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Meanings of stacking in English
Usage of stacking in English
1
Her song 'Good Wood' came to her one day when stacking firewood.
2
That means we'll see used batteries stacking up in about 20 years.
3
They're thin, and they come in 4 different diameters for optimal stacking.
4
The scientific evidence linking neonicotinoid pesticides to bee decline is stacking up.
5
Busy stacking cheese on the rolls, she jerked, nearly dropping the food.
6
The stacking of the buttons represents the sound levels of Stevie's song.
7
Men were stacking tables and barrels and chairs in a large heap.
8
Further damning evidence against Gavin Watson is stacking up, thick and fast.
9
Another feature pulled from Nikon's higher-end DSLRs is the focus stacking mode.
10
They were stacking everything worth salvaging in neat piles by the hearth.
11
Tish was at the register, stacking up the returned videos and DVDs.
12
Are your kids stacking on the kilos, but you're not sure why?
13
The innkeeper was up already, stacking loaves of bread in his pantry.
14
While unpaid bills may be stacking up, so is the company's cash.
15
In stacking the assembly his uncle has left me with no alternative.
16
And, presently, he just stopped talking and began stacking up his notes.
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Translations for stacking
Russian
Portuguese
Stacking through the time
Stacking across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common