n.[C]

1. 堆；一堆[（+of）]
   A pile of dirty clothes lay by the washing machine.

   一堆脏衣服放在洗衣机旁边。

2. 【口】大量；大数目[S][P][（+of）]
   He's got piles of work to do this morning.

   今天上午他有大量工作要做。

3. 【口】大笔钱财[S1]
   Mr. Hunter made a pile of money in the stock market.

   亨特先生在股票市场赚了一大笔钱。

4. 高大的建筑物；建筑群
5. 电池
6. 核反应堆

vt.

1. 堆积，叠；累积[（+up）]
   He piled the books on top of each other.

   他把书一本本地叠起来。

2. 把……堆在；装（车等）[（+with）]
   They piled the cart with fruit and vegetables.

   他们把水果和蔬菜装上大车。

vi.

1. 堆积；累积
   Her work is piling up.

   她的工作越积越多。

   She's been piling up money ever since she got the job.

   自从得了那份工作以来，她一直在攒钱。

2. 拥，挤[（+in/into/out/off）]
   They piled into my car.

   他们挤进我的车。

n.

1. 柱，桩[C]

vt.

1. 把桩打入
2. 用桩支撑

n.[C][U]

1. （织物或地毯的）绒毛
2. （动物的）软毛，茸毛

n.

1. a heap of things laid or lying one on top of another.
   ▸informal a large amount:

   the growing pile of work.
2. a large imposing building:
   a Gothic pile.
3. a series of plates of dissimilar metals laid one on another alternately to produce an electric current.

v.

1. place (things) one on top of the other.
   ▸ (be piled with) be stacked or loaded with.
   ▸ (pile up) form a pile or large quantity.
   ▸ (pile something on) informal intensify or exaggerate something for effect.
2. (pile into/out of) get into or out of (a vehicle) in a disorganized manner.
   ▸ (pile into) crash into.

n.

1. a heavy stake or post driven into the ground to support the foundations of a superstructure.
2. Heraldry  a triangular charge or ordinary formed by two lines meeting at an acute angle, usually pointing down from the top of the shield.

v.

n.