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Meaning: (transitive)Toputinto astack.Stack upthe boxes.; (intransitive)topile up; toaccumulate.; (idiomatic,transitive)To put agroupofabstractthingstogether.tostack upmemories; Often followed byagainstoramong: tocomparewith (something); tomeasure up.1939, Milwaukee Journal, issue of 7th September,page 3:"How PopulationsStack UpAmong Nations At War" (name of the article)1973,The Paper Chase, 01:17:10This is a great outline. Fantastic. If yours doesn'tstack up, you won't get a chance to look at it.2018June 18,Phil McNulty, “Tunisia1 – 2England”, inBBC Sport[1], archived fromthe originalon21 April 2019:[Raheem] Sterling's attitude and ability is never in doubt, never ducking a challenge or dropping his intensity, but the numbers are simply notstacking upat England level.2021February 24, Richard Clinnick, “Decarbonisation key to retaining financial support”, inRAIL, number925, page18:Meaney said the rail industry needs to be honest with itself when discussing major investment projects, and to ask if the business casestacks up.
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