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

• стопа

  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.