racking

UK
/ˈrækɪŋ/
US
/ˈrækɪŋ/

Translations

rackingnoun
The warehouse was filled with racking to store the goods.
Склад был заполнен стеллажами для хранения товаров.
The racking of his conscience was evident in his troubled expression.
Мучение его совести было очевидно по его обеспокоенному выражению лица.
Additional translations
rackingadjective
UK
/ˈræk.ɪŋ/
US
/ˈræk.ɪŋ/
He was in racking pain after the accident.
После аварии он испытывал мучительную боль.
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rackverb

racking

Gerund

racked
Past Simple
racked
Past Participle
racking
Gerund
UK
/ræk/
US
/ræk/
The loud noise began to rack his nerves.
Громкий шум начал мучить его нервы.
Guilt continued to rack her mind.
Вина продолжала терзать её разум.
He tried to rack his brain for the answer.
Он пытался ломать голову в поисках ответа.
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Definitions

rackingnoun
A framework or structure used for storing or displaying items, typically consisting of shelves or bars.
The warehouse was filled with racking to organize the inventory efficiently.
The act of causing physical or mental pain or distress.
The racking of his conscience kept him awake at night.
rackingadjective
Causing great physical or mental suffering.
She was in racking pain after the surgery.
rackverb
To cause extreme physical or mental pain or stress to someone.
The constant worry about his job racked him with anxiety.
To place or arrange something in a rack or on racks.
She racked the pool balls before starting the game.
To stretch or strain something to the utmost.
The storm racked the ship as it struggled through the waves.
To accumulate or gather something, often used with 'up'.
He managed to rack up a significant amount of debt over the years.
To draw off (wine, beer, etc.) from the sediment into a new container for clarification or aging.
After the primary fermentation, she racked the wine into oak barrels.