Rack

A frame or structure on which computer servers or network equipment are mounted, usually using racks or mounting plates. The height of IT equipment is expressed in rack units (U), which is the distance between shelf levels in a standard rack (see Rack unit).

Meanings of Rack

A row of one or more planks stacked on top of each other.
Any type of frame used to store luggage or other items in a vehicle or boat.
A device with a built-in ratchet mechanism used to victims by stretching them beyond their natural limits.
A piece of wood or a frame consisting of several discs that the hoist goes over.
Bunk bed.
(in extension) dream.
Spinning wheel.
Rod with teeth on the surface or cutting edge for working with the teeth of a pinion, pinion or worm gear driven by it.
A bar with teeth on the end or edge for working with a ratchet that can only move in one direction and is used, for example, in a handbrake or crossbow.
Crane, a mechanism consisting of a rack, pinion, and ratchet that provides both a mechanical advantage and a ratchet, and is used to bend and a crossbow.
An antler (such as a deer, elk, or moose).
A cut of meat with several adjacent ribs.
A hollow triangle used to align the at the start of the game.
The woman's .
Friction descender consisting of a frame with five or more metal rods around which a rope is wound.
Climbing equipment for the installation of fuses and fuses, consisting of liners, straps, carabiners, nuts, friends, etc.
Grill to put the bacon on.
What is predatory blackmail.
A collection with a distributive binary operation whose result is unique.
One thousand pounds (£1,000), mainly proceeds of .
To stand or hang on a shelf.
To (someone) on the net.
To offend (someone).
Reach out through blackmail or try to harass or harass.
Place the in a triangular rack and place them on the table.
Hit the man in the .
The (manual) loading of (a cartridge) from a magazine or belt to the position in an automatic or semi-automatic firearm.
Move the shotgun chamber to the next round's chamber.
Wash (metals, minerals, etc.) on a grid.
For example, to tie two threads with crossed thread turns, marlin, etc.
(Structure technique) The tendency of a structure to shear (ie cause it to move in different directions at different points).
Stretching of human joints.
Thin, flying, broken clouds or steam floating in the sky.
Drive, fast forward, move.
Fly like steam or broken clouds.
Clarify and thus prevent further fermentation of beer, wine or cider by draining or siphoning sediment.
Quick walk.
(of a horse) Walking fast and letting the body swing or swing to move forward.
Destruction of debris.
A young rabbit or its skin.
A clear, -free, anise-flavored alcoholic beverage produced and consumed primarily in the Middle East.
Toothbrush tree, Salvadora persica.