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🔑pilepile1 /paɪl / noun [countable] - a number of things lying on top of one another, or an amount of something that is in a large mass堆；叠；摞◆He always left his books in a neat pile.他总是把书整齐地摞在一起。◆The truck dumped a large pile of sand in the road.卡车在路上卸下了一大堆沙子。
- (informal) a lot of something一大堆；大量◆I have piles of work to do this evening.今晚我有一堆活儿要干。◆She won a pile of money in the lottery.她买彩票中了大奖。
🔑pilepile2 /paɪl / verb [transitive] - pile sth (up) to put things one on top of the other to form a pile堆放；摞起◆Pile them on top of each other.把它们一个个摞在一起。
- pile A on(to) B | pile B with A to put a lot of something on something把…堆放在…上◆She piled the papers on the desk.她把文件堆放在桌子上。◆The desk was piled with papers.桌子上摞着一堆文件。
 ●pile into sth / out of sth (informal) to go in or out of something without any order or control蜂拥进去（或出去）；挤进（或挤出）◆All the students tried to pile into the bus at the same time.所有学生蜂拥而上，试图同时挤进公共汽车。●pile up- to increase in quantity堆积；积压◆The problems really piled up while I was away.我不在的时候，问题真是堆积如山了。
- (used about several cars, etc.) to crash into each other（多辆车等）相撞
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