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stack [stæk] n
agric.	tas de gerbes; vieillotte; entasser; meule f; meule de foin; moyette f
agric., tech.	staque f
chem.	forge f
commun.	magasin à livres; empiler m
comp.	cave m; mémoire-cave m; mémoire d'empilage
comp., MS	pile f (A region of reserved memory, organized as a stack, in which programs temporarily store status data such as procedure and function call return addresses, passed parameters, and local variables); empilement m (A feature that lets you position two or more objects so that there is a specific amount of space between them vertically or horizontally)
construct.	colonne f; conduite verticale; cheminée d'usine; cheminée f (sa construction, conduite et marbrerie); stock m
earth.sc.	bloc d'émulsions photographiques; pile de pellicules; empilement m; grouper en faisceau
environ.	cheminée f
forestr.	mettre en piles; pile de bois
hi.energ.	empilement de pellicules; chambre d'émulsion
industr., construct., met.	pile de verre; carotte f
IT, tech.	pile f
life.sc., industr.	empilement d'événements de transformation
mater.sc.	mise en pile; empilage m
mater.sc., mech.eng.	gerber
nucl.phys., radiat.	empilement m (of nuclear emulsions)
pack.	tas m; tasser
radiat.	empilement de pellicules (of nuclear emulsions); pile de pellicules (of nuclear emulsions); chambre d'émulsion (of nuclear emulsions); bloc d'émulsions photographiques (of nuclear emulsions)
tech.	aiguille m (littoral)
tech., industr., construct.	lisse m
tech., met.	cuve f
transp.	file f; pile d'attente; étagement m
stacks n
gen.	magasin m (bookstacks; An area of shelves in a library); magasins m (bookstacks; An area of shelves in a library); réserve f (bookstacks; An area of shelves in a library)
agric.	piles f
stack The portion of a chimney rising above the roof [stæk] n
environ.	cheminées, conduites et gaines d"évacuation
stack [stæk] v
gen.	mettre en meules
agric.	chevrotte
IT	mémoire à liste inverse
IT, tech.	liste inversée; liste refoulée; mémoire à liste inversée
stacking ['stækɪŋ] v
gen.	empilement
agric.	entassement; enstérage
agric., chem., mech.eng.	encarrassage; gerbage
construct.	implantation
industr., construct., met.	empilage
transp.	échelonnement des arrivées; échelonnement des avions; échelonnement des atterrissages
transp., polit.	superposition; étagement du trafic
stacking of containers ['stækɪŋ] v
insur.	gerbage des conteneurs
English thesaurus
stack [stæk] n
mus.instr.	⇒ head and cab stack (The main difference between a combo amp and a head and cab is that one comes with a built-in speaker. A combo amp provides a player with an amplifier and speaker all in one case. The head and cab are separate products. They need to be connected together in order to obtain the same result. ); head and cab (The main difference between a combo amp and a head and cab is that one comes with a built-in speaker. A combo amp provides a player with an amplifier and speaker all in one case. The head and cab are separate products. They need to be connected together in order to obtain the same result. )
avia., Canada	A number of aircraft holding at a common fix with vertical separation
STACK [stæk] abbr.
abbr., ed.	Students Teach Adults Computer Knowledge
telecom.	Start Acknowledgment
Stack [stæk] abbr.
abbr., oil	stach yodes

stack : 395 phrases in 46 subjects

Agriculture	57	Environment	17	Mining	1
Antennas and waveguides	2	Finances	1	Municipal planning	8
Automated equipment	3	Fish farming pisciculture	1	Natural resourses and wildlife conservation	14
Aviation	1	Forestry	3	Natural sciences	1
Chemical fibers	1	General	22	Nuclear physics	10
Chemistry	5	High energy physics	5	Packaging	4
Coal	3	Industry	12	Pest control	1
Commerce	1	Information technology	21	Physical sciences	2
Communications	11	Insurance	1	Power electronics	1
Computers	36	Labor organization	2	Radiation	3
Construction	18	Life sciences	4	Semiconductors	1
Cycling other than sport	1	Materials science	14	Technology	10
Earth sciences	2	Mechanic engineering	11	Transport	38
Ecology	4	Medical	1	United Nations	1
Electronics	6	Metallurgy	13
Energy industry	3	Microsoft	18