stack in Irish
stack in Irish is stáca — stack means a pile of things placed neatly one on top of another.
stack in Irish
stáca
A pile of similar objects, each directly on top of the last.
What does "stack" mean?
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noun A pile of things placed neatly one on top of another.
"He balanced a stack of plates on one arm."
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noun In computing, a data structure where the last item added is the first one removed, or the memory area used for tracking function calls.
"The program crashed with a stack overflow error."
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noun Informal: a large sum of money.
"She made stacks of cash flipping houses."
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verb To arrange things in a pile, or to add something to an existing pile.
"Stack the chairs against the wall after the meeting."
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stack in a sentence
- He balanced a stack of plates on one arm.
- There's a stack of unread mail on the counter.
- The program crashed with a stack overflow error.
- Each function call pushes a new frame onto the stack.
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What is "stack" in Irish?
"stack" in Irish is stáca. stack means: A pile of things placed neatly one on top of another.
How do you use "stack" in a sentence?
Example: "He balanced a stack of plates on one arm." In Irish, "stack" is stáca.
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