Push Down Automata [closed]

Can we put more than one element in stack at a time. Actually I am asking that this transition function is valid for PDA: ∆(q,a,z)=(q',aaz) Where:

1. q and q' are states
2. a is input symbol
3. z is starting stack symbol
4. This transition function is doing that if PDA is in q state and read input a and top element of stack is z then it goes to state q' and put aa in stack. Is above transition. Function is valid for PDA. And my college teacher said that it is true but I have never read this in any book that it is true neither I have read this is false.

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Then you can show than any PDA is also a PMDA (that part is trivial), and that any PMDA can be turned into an equivalent PDA. The conversion consists of adding states for "pushing down a few at a time". So for instance, if I at some point should push the string "adbd", then I add in 3 extra states $s_1 \dots s_3$. I start by pushing "a" and transitioning to $s_1$, then from $s_1$ I push "d" and transition to $s_2$, and so on; and after pushing from $s_3$ I end up and the end state that the PMDA would have transitioned to in a single step.