Phrasal Verb: Stack up
Stack up
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Meaning: Put things in a pile
Example: I STACKED UP the boxes.
Notes:
- Separable [optional]
- International English
- Separable [optional]
Stack up
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Meaning: Accumulate
Example: Work STACKED UP while I was away on holiday.
Notes:
- Intransitive
- International English
- Intransitive
Stack up
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Meaning: Increase, accumulate something
Example: I've been STACKING UP a lot of air miles.
Notes:
- Separable [optional]
- International English
- Separable [optional]
Stack up
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Meaning: Be logical, make sense
Example: The budget figures don't STACK UP.
Notes:
- Intransitive
- International English
- Intransitive
Stack up
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Meaning: Build up the number of planes waiting to land at an airport
Example: Planes were STACKING UP while the airport was closed after the bomb threat.
Notes:
- Intransitive
- International English
- Intransitive
Other Phrasal Verbs
We have 2 phrasal verbs with 'STACK'