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I. pile1 [paɪl] N

1. pile (heap):

pile
stos m
pile
sterta f

2. pile (a lot):

a pile [or piles] of sth
mnóstwo nt czegoś
to make a pile inf
zarabiać [perf zarobić] górę forsy

3. pile a. iron (building):

pile
gmach m

II. pile1 [paɪl] VB trans

to pile sth [up]
układać [perf ułożyć] coś w stos
he piled his clothes into the suitcase
wpakował do walizki górę swoich rzeczy

pile2 [paɪl] N ARCHIT

pile
słup m

pile3 [paɪl] N

pile of fabric, carpet:

pile
włosek m
pile
meszek m

I. pile in(to) VB intr

pile in(to)
wpakować się do środka

II. pile in(to) VB trans

to pile in the car
wpakować się do samochodu

pile off VB intr

pile off
tłumnie wylegać [perf wylec]

pile on VB trans

to pile on the agony inf
pogarszać [perf pogorszyć] sytuację
he tends to pile it on
zwykle przesadza

pile out VB intr

pile out PHRVB pile off

pile off VB intr

pile off
tłumnie wylegać [perf wylec]

I. pile up VB intr

1. pile up (become larger):

pile up
narastać
pile up work
spiętrzać [perf spiętrzyć] się
pile up debts
rosnąć [perf u-]

2. pile up (mass items):

pile up
układać [perf ułożyć] w stos

II. pile up VB trans

pile up problem, trouble
ściągać [perf ściągnąć] na siebie
pile up debts
narobić sobie

pile-driver N TECH

pile-driver
kafar m

pile-up N inf

pile-up
karambol m
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pile VB

pile into sth
władować się do czegoś
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pile VB

pile up
(na)zbierać się
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pile N

sheet pile inżynieria wodna i lądowa
grodzica f
screw pile inżynieria wodna i lądowa
pal śrubowy m
screw pile inżynieria wodna i lądowa
pal zawiercany m
Present
Ipile
youpile
he/she/itpiles
wepile
youpile
theypile
Past
Ipiled
youpiled
he/she/itpiled
wepiled
youpiled
theypiled
Present Perfect
Ihavepiled
youhavepiled
he/she/ithaspiled
wehavepiled
youhavepiled
theyhavepiled
Past Perfect
Ihadpiled
youhadpiled
he/she/ithadpiled
wehadpiled
youhadpiled
theyhadpiled
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As they began to pile up, we realized we needed a better system.
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The approaching hydraulic mining undercut the town, and spoil banks began to pile up against buildings.
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Wind and currents can pile up that ice to form ridges up to several metres in height.
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The layers pile up thickly in the longer works, with a character getting into multiple dangerous situations by mid-story.
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If the metal is work hardened it has a tendency to pile up and form a crater.
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