| 词汇 | pile |
| 释义 | pile noun uk /paɪl/ us /paɪl/ pilenoun (AMOUNT)B1[ C ] objects positioned one on top of another: 摞;垛;堆 a pile of books一摞书 a pile of dirty clothes一大堆脏衣服 Francisco Rama/EyeEm/GettyImages B1[ C ] a mass of something that has been placed somewhere: 一堆 a large pile of sand一大堆沙子 Image Source/GettyImages a pile of sth/piles of sth informal a lot of something: 一大堆，许多 I've got piles/a pile of things to do today.我今天有一大堆事情要做。 Obviously, nobody intends to make a pile of terrible movies. They hope that these new drugs will make them a pile of cash. There are piles of people looking for jobs in this area. We had to pay piles of money to get the work done. He had a pile of papers on his desk.他的办公桌上有一摞文件。 Put those clothes in a pile for washing . I have a pile of mending to do.我有一大堆衣服要补。 He found the piece of paper he had lost at the very bottom of the pile.他在那一大堆东西的最下面找到了自己丢了的那张纸。 There's an enormous pile of washing-up in the sink.洗涤槽里有一大堆餐具等着洗。 Masses and large amounts of things accumulation any number of thingsidiom armload backlog blood clot flood foam hyper-concentration inundation lion many sight stack the lion's shareidiom tsunami wadge wave after/upon waveidiom wedge welter wodge pilenoun (COLUMN)[ C ] a strong column or post of wood, metal, or concrete that is pushed into the ground to help support a building（建筑物的）柱，桩 Physical supports and supporting abutment bearing bolster bookend bracket burden buttress groan load-bearing modillion pier pillar prop prop something up rafter runner sinew underpin unsupported weight-bearing pilenoun (SURFACE)[ S ] the soft surface made by the ends of many short threads on a carpet or on cloth such as velvet: （地毯或天鹅绒等布料的）绒面 a luxurious deep-pile carpet豪华的长毛地毯 Carpets, rugs & other floor coverings bath mat carpet carpet tile carpeted carpeting coconut matting fitted carpet fitter linoleum mat matting parquet rug runner scatter rug shag throw rug uncarpeted underlay welcome mat You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Textiles: general words pilenoun (BUILDING)[ C ]mainly humorous a large building: 高大建筑物，大厦 They've got a great big Victorian pile somewhere out in the country.他们在乡下的某个地方有一座雄伟的维多利亚式的房子。 Houses & homes A-frame ADU affordable housing almshouse apartment dormitory dosshouse dower house duplex efficiency multifamily Nissen hut non-housing old people's home palace tower block town house townhouse tract house trap house pilenoun (MEDICAL)piles[ plural ]informal → haemorrhoidsUKspecialized: 痔，痔疮 Ask your pharmacist about the best treatment for piles. They told us we'd get piles if we sat on the cold wall. What's the best way to stop piles from itching? The doctor told her she had piles. Sometimes people need surgery to remove painful or very itchy piles. Idiommake a pile pile verb uk /paɪl/ us /paɪl/ pileverb (OBJECTS)[ I or T, + adv/prep ](alsopile up) to arrange objects into a pile: 把…堆积（或堆叠）起来 We piled plenty of logs up next to the fire.我们在炉火旁堆了很多木柴。 Please pile your homework books neatly on the table as you leave.离开时请把你们的作业本整齐地叠放在桌子上。 Her plate was piled (high)with salad.她的盘子里盛满了色拉。 Snow had piled up against the walls.雪在墙根堆积起来。 The saucepans clashed as he piled them into the sink.他把那些煮锅堆放进水槽时，锅子相互碰撞当啷作响。 She had a most elaborate hairdo, all piled up on top of her head. In the village market, the stalls are piled high with local vegetables.村子集市的摊位上高高地堆着当地产的蔬菜。 The logs were neatly piled against the wall. Knowing he had a good appetite, she passed him a plate piled high with mashed potato. Placing and positioning an object -based appose around change something around circle consign fit gone install lie pile (something) up plant redeposit reinstall reinstallation relocate reorientate superimpose transpose transposition pileverb (PEOPLE)[ Iusually+ adv/prep ]informal (of a group of people) to move together, especially in an uncontrolled way: （人群）拥，挤，蜂拥 As soon as the train stopped, they all piled in/out.火车刚停下，他们就挤了进去／出来。 A group of them had piled onto a truck, crowding on in such numbers that some were forced to sit on the roof. Arriving, entering and invading access code annex annexation be on the sceneidiom been break hit infiltration ingress interloper intrude intrusion jump land rock up roll up!idiom set foot in somewhereidiom show up trespass turn Idiomspile it high and sell it cheap pile it on pile on the agony pile on the pounds Phrasal verbspile on pile on/onto (someone) pile something on pile something onto someone pile (something) up pile | American Dictionarypile noun us/pɑɪl/ pilenoun (THINGS)[ C ] a number of things lying on top of each other: a pile of newspapers After dinner there is always a pile of dishes to be washed. [ C ] infml A pile or piles can also be a lot of something: I’ve got piles of homework. pilenoun (SURFACE)[ U ] the soft surface of short threads on a carpet (= material for covering a floor) or on some types of cloth: carpets with a deep pile pile verb us/pɑɪl/ pileverb (MOVE)[ Ialways+ adv/prep ] (of a group of people) to move together, esp. in a way that is not organized: About ten kids piled into the room, all talking at once. Someone yelled "Fire!" and we all piled out into the street. pileverb (THINGS)[ always+ adv/prep ] to put (things) near or on top of each other, or to collect in this way: [ I ]Magazines just pile up on my desk at work. [ M ]I asked her to pile on extra potatoes. Phrasal verbpile up pile | Business Englishpile noun[ C ] uk /paɪl/us a large amount of something: a pile of cash/money consumers with piles of credit card debt I have piles of paperwork to finish. at the bottom/top of the pile at the bottom or top of a group of competing things: Despite a shaky first quarter, the athletic shoe producer has once again emerged at the top of the pile. See alsocash pile stockpilenoun pile verb uk /paɪl/us pile it high, sell it cheap COMMERCE said when a store sells large amounts of a product at cheap prices, without spending effort or money on displays, advertising, etc.: The discount grocer is once again thriving at the pile-it-high, sell-it-cheap end of the market. Examples of pilepile Many seeds were recorded as having disappeared when they had been moved from their original piles (12.9%). The upstream front then propagates upstream as the flow piles up (blocking). The evidence, or perhaps the rhetorical use of evidence, seems to be piling up. Thus, action sequence 3 is applied which consists of moveforward_down and moveforward_up actions to penetrate the rock pile by wiggling in between the rock particles. The cameraman follows them inside, pausing briefly over a pile of shoes (10-15 pair) at the door. No rock lines or rock piles were discovered in the course of the survey. As a further interpretation, consider a 'linear machine' in which a pile of c chips are c split evenly, with 2d going in each direction. She begins the novel in the assumed persona of a young widowed painter who moves into a crumbling pile in an isolated village. First they sprinkle the beach with pots using seawater, and after two or three sprinklings, they pile the sand up. Unlike steamboats, the piling up of bodies did not result from a few dramatic accidents. A heap of skulls was piled outside this front gate. Cassowaries consume the fruit whole, when ripe, and defecate seeds in piles away from parent trees, where seed predation rates are lower. Two further samples were taken from the middle of the stored manure piles after 3 months, 6 months and a year. Once the piles are made they take two ollas or tinajas and put one on top of the other. She sweats to pile up virtues for the man. See all examples of pile These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Collocations withpilepileThese are words often used in combination with pile. Click on a collocation to see more examples of it. compost pile Bulk samples from the center of the compostpile were collected and mixed. discard pile They may not be taken from the discardpile, and are useless if found in the hand. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. huge pile The book's cover features a photograph of a young boy sitting at a breakfast table with a hugepile of pancakes. From Wikipedia This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. See all collocations with pile |
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