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Meanings of stacks in English

Portuguese
montão
Catalan
feix
Spanish
multitud

A large number or amount.

montão
Usage of stacks in English
1
Somewhere in these stacks of paper is the answer, I know it.
The ice princess
2
Secondly, the difficulty level shoots up suddenly once the stacks are involved.
Wired
3
Umballa arranged the coin in stacks, one of them triple in size.
The Adventures of Kathlyn
4
She saw stacks of bills to pay, future reservations, some from Tokyo.
Down river
5
Just find a way to get on stacks of routes without leading.
Rock and Ice Magazine
6
Your documents are organized in stacks consisting of infinite sheets of paper.
Wired
7
The stacks of paper had grown to imposing heights on his desk.
The ice princess
8
And stacks and stacks of art of all forms decorating your house.
Wired
9
For the right kind of climber, Scotland's sea stacks are pure fun.
Climbing Magazine
10
There were stacks of plywood chairs all the way along the corridor.
Death Mask
11
It was used to store tubing, row after row of floor-to-ceiling stacks.
The Neutronium Alchemist
12
Before the stores stacks of flags were resplendent under the rising sun.
Original Short Stories — Volume 09
13
There were five wheat-ricks in this yard, and three stacks of barley.
Far from the Madding Crowd
14
Many, many strange and beautiful covers adorn the stacks on my shelf.
The Irish Times
15
They stood in the main reading-room, and then wandered through the stacks.
Earth Abides
16
The room was crammed with stacks of boxes and various other items.
The Runaway Asteroid
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Translations for stacks
Portuguese
montão
Stacks through the time
Stacks across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
Ireland
Less common