pile in Kannada ಕನ್ನಡ
pile in Maithili মৈথিলী
pile in Sindhi سنڌي
- ڍڳ، ڍير، ٿهو، عمارت، ٿنڀو ⇄ Pile sindhi
pile in Tamil தமிழ்
- ஒன்றன் மேல் ஒன்றாக அடுக்குதல் ⇄ pile tamil
pile in English
- pile ⇄ compost heap orpile
a mound of leaves, manure, and other nutritive matter, heaped up for use as compost after its decomposition.
Ex. Every morsel, including potato peel and pea shucks, was carried to the compost heap (Punch).english - pile ⇄ noun piler. english
- pile ⇄ noun 1. a large, heavy beam driven upright into the ground or the bed of a river to help support a bridge, wharf, or building.
Ex. He could see on the shore ... bamboo huts perched upon piles (Joseph Conrad).
2. the heavy javelin used in theenglish - pile ⇄ noun 1. many things lying one upon another in a more or less orderly way.
Ex. a pile of stones, a pile of wood.
(SYN) stack, heap.
2. a mass like a hill or mound.
Ex. a pile of dirt, snow, or sand.
3. (Figurative.) a largenglish - pile ⇄ pile (1), noun, verb, piled,piling. english
- pile ⇄ pile (2), noun, verb, piled,piling. english
- pile ⇄ pile (3), noun.
1. the nap of a fabric, especially a soft, thick nap on velvet, plush, and many carpets.
Ex. The pile of that Chinese rug is almost half an inch long.
2. one of the projecting threads or loops of such a nap.
3. aenglish - pile ⇄ v.i. 1. to gather or rise in piles.
Ex. Snow piled against the fences.
2. to go in a confused, rushing crowd.
Ex. to pile out into the street.
3. to join together in a group to attack someone.english - pile ⇄ v.t. to furnish, strengthen, or support with piles; drive piles into. english
- pile ⇄ v.t. 1a. to make into a pile; heap evenly; heap up; stack.
Ex. The boys piled the blankets in the corner.
b. (Figurative.) to amass; accumulate.
Ex. to pile up a fortune.
2. to cover with large amounts.
Ex. to pile a plateenglish