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pile1 US English

a heap of things laid or lying one on top of another

pile2 US English

a heavy beam or post driven vertically into the bed of a river, soft ground, etc., to support the foundations of a structure

pile3 US English

the soft projecting surface of a carpet or of a fabric such as velvet or flannel, consisting of many small threads

pile arms in pile1 US English

see stack arms at stack.

atomic pile US English

dated term for nuclear reactor.

pile driver US English

a machine for driving piles into the ground

sheet pile US English

a pile that is pressed or molded from sheet metal or vinyl so as to interlock with other such piles to form a retaining wall or other piling installation

slush pile US English

a stack of unsolicited manuscripts that have been sent to a publishing company for consideration

pile it on in pile1 US English

exaggerate the seriousness of a situation or of someone’s behavior to increase guilt or distress

pile dwelling US English

(in prehistoric times) a dwelling built on piles over a lake

make one's pile in pile1 US English

make a lot of money

pile up in pile1 US English

increase in quantity

pile something up in pile1 US English

cause to increase in quantity

pile in/out in pile1 US English

(of a group of people) get into or out of a vehicle in a disorganized manner

pile into in pile1 US English

(of a vehicle) crash into

pile or heap Pelion on Ossa in Pelion US English

add a difficulty or task to something that is already difficult or onerous

pile something on in pile1 US English

intensify or exaggerate something for effect

pileup US English

a crash involving several vehicles

shagpile (also shagpile carpet) US English

carpet with a long, rough pile

compost pile in compost heap (also compost pile) US English

a pile of garden and organic kitchen refuse that decomposes to produce compost

funeral pyre US English

a pile of wood on which a corpse is burned as part of a funeral ceremony in some traditions

pile1 English-German

Stapel

pile English-Italian

pila f

pile1 English-Spanish

montón

pile2 English-Spanish

amontonar

pile1 French-English

s'arrêter pile

pile-up English-German

Massenkarambolage

pile-up English-Italian

tamponamento m a catena

pile up English-French

s'accumuler

pile ˈin English-German

hineindrängen

pile ˈon English-German

→ see pile in

pile ˈout English-German

nach draußen drängen

pile ˈup English-German

sich auftürmen

pile in English-Italian

entrare disordinatamente

pile up English-Italian

accatastare

pile up English-Spanish

amontonarse

ˈpile into English-German

sich zwängen in

pile into English-Spanish

meterse en

pile bouton French-English

button battery

ˈpile on to English-German

drängen in

a pile in pila Italian-English

battery operated, battery powered