Stack russian
труба́
pipe, tube, duct
chimney, funnel, smoke-stack
trumpet
horn
вали́ть
bring down
get out, leave
pile, stack
lay, heap
сложи́ть
Stack
Fold
Add
сто́пка
shot glass, small glass
stack of coins, diminutive for pile / stack - from стопá
скла́дывать
To stack, add, sum up, make, assemble, put together, make up, compose, take off, put down
To fold
Put away
го́рка
hill / hillock
slide (play equipment to climb up and then slide down again)
steep climb (aerobatics)
(stacking) cabinet
стопа́
sole (of the foot), (figurative) footstep
stack, pile
шта́бель
stack, pile
стог
stack
ки́па
pile, stack, bale, pack
скирда́
stack, rick
укла́дка
stacking/laying-away
скирд
stack, rick
застогова́ть
stack
омёт
pile of straw (stack), rick
dress border (hem, selvage)
сенокопни́тель
hay-stacker
скирдова́ть
rick, stack
смётывать
baste, tack, stack, rick
сло́женный
folded / put together, added, piled up, stacked
made (up) / composed (lyrics, rhymes etc.)
переукла́дка
re-stacking, repackaging
re-laying
Examples
- В углу́ ко́мнаты была́ сто́пка газе́т.There was a stack of newspapers in the corner of the room.
- В углу́ ко́мнаты лежа́ла ку́ча газе́т.There was a stack of newspapers in the corner of the room.
- Как на э́то ни смотри́, ша́нсы против нас.No matter how you look at it, the odds are stacked against us.
- Я нашла́ у роди́телей дома сто́пку ста́рых номеро́в журна́ла «National Geographic».I found a stack of old National Geographic magazines at my parents' house.
- Он, должно быть, сложи́л их у стены.He must have stacked them up against the wall.
- Он, наверное, сложи́л их у стены.He must have stacked them up against the wall.