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pile /ˈpajəl/
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nounplural piles[count] a group of things that are put one on top of anotherinformala very large amount of somethinga large amount of moneyat the bottom of the pilein a low or very unimportant positionat the top of the pilein a high or very important positionverbpiles; piled; piling[+ obj] :to put (something) in a pile[+ obj] :to put a large amount of things on or in (something) - + with[+ obj] :to put (things or people) inside or on top of something in a quick and careless way - + into or onto[no obj] of a group of people, animals, etc. :to enter or get on something (such as a building or vehicle) quickly - + into or ontopile in[phrasal verb] of a group of people, animals, etc. :to move into a place or vehicle quicklypile on[phrasal verb]pile on (something) :to put a large amount of (something) on something or someoneThe teacher punished the class by piling on more work. [=the teacher punished the class by giving them more work]Her parents piled on the pressure to do well in school. [=her parents put a lot of pressure on her to do well in school]If you pile on the pounds, you gain a lot of weight.US informal :to join other people in criticizing something or someone in usually an unfair waypile out[phrasal verb] of a group of people, animals, etc. :to move out of a place or a vehicle quicklypile up[phrasal verb]to increase in amount or number to a total that is difficult to managenouna soft surface of short threads on a rug, carpet, etc. [singular]nounplural piles[count] :a long stake or pointed post that is pushed into the ground to support something (such as a building) - compare 1pile 3pile
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pile driver, piles, pileup
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nounA huge pile of gravel was delivered today for the buildersShe made her pile selling arms to terroristsHe made piles of money in the black marketverbPlease pile the cartons in the cornerpile upAll of us piled into my car to go to the cinemaRonnie was really piling it on about how much his new job paysWhen we arrived, we all piled out of the bus. Hordes of people piled out of the theatrepile outThe rubbish kept piling up during the strikepile uppile on or ontoWe piled on the train after the game. They piled onto the hay wagon for a ride homeThey all piled on me and I had to give upnounThe feet of the chairs have left marks in the carpet pile