| 单词 | pile |
| 释义 | pile [paɪl] noun AMOUNT 数量 IMPROVER countable ■objects positioned one on top of another 叠；垛；堆 •a large pile of •a pile of •a pile of •informal I've got piles/a pile (= a lot) of things to do today.我今天有一大堆事情要做。 [paɪl] noun COLUMN 支柱 countable ■a strong column or post of wood, steel or concrete which is pushed into the ground to help support a building （建筑物的）柱，桩 [paɪl] noun SURFACE 表面 only singular ■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 [paɪl] noun BUILDING 建筑物 countable mainly humorous ■a large building 宏伟建筑物，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幢宏伟的维多利亚式房子。 [paɪl] noun MEDICAL 医学的 piles [plural] informal ■haemorrhoids 痔，痔疮 [paɪl] noun make a pile informal ■to earn a large amount of money 赚很多钱，发财 •He made a pile selling computers and retired by the time he was forty.他卖电脑发了财，40岁的时候就退休了。 [paɪl] verb AMOUNT 数量 ADVANCED intransitive or transitive [+ adv/prep] (also pile up) ■to arrange objects into a pile 把…堆积（或堆叠）起来 •We piled plenty of logs up •Please pile your homework books neatly on •Her plate was piled (high) •Snow had piled up against the walls.雪在墙脚堆积起来。 [paɪl] verb MOVE 移动 intransitive usually + adverb or preposition 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 [paɪl] verb pile it high and sell it cheap mainly UK saying ■said when a shop sells large amounts of a product at cheap prices 薄利多销 [paɪl] verb pile it on informal ■to say too much, especially giving too much emphasis 过多地谈论；（尤指）夸张，言过其实 •You're really piling it on with the compliments tonight, Gareth, aren't you!你今晚的确恭维过头了，不是吗，加雷思？ [paɪl] verb pile on the agony UK informal ■to enjoy emphasizing how bad a situation is 大肆渲染不好的情况；过分夸大糟糕的情形 •Okay, I'll give you some money - just stop piling on the agony.好吧，我给你些钱——用不着说得那么可怜。 [paɪl] verb Phrasal Verbs pile (sth) up FORM A PILE [M] ■to form a pile, or to put a lot of things into a pile 成为一堆；把…堆积起来 INCREASE ■(of something bad) to increase 使（不好的事物）增加，使累积 •Unpaid bills began to pile up alarmingly.未支付的帐单越积越多，数目惊人。 •They piled up such a huge debt that they soon went bankrupt.他们债台高筑，很快就破产了。 |
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