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21pile-up — pile ups N COUNT A pile up is a road accident in which a lot of vehicles crash into each other. ...a 54 car pile up. (in AM, use pileup) …
22pile — [n1] heap, collection accumulation, aggregate, aggregation, amassment, assemblage, assortment, bank, barrel, buildup, chunk, conglomeration, drift, gob, great deal, hill, hoard, hunk, jumble, lump, mass, mound, mountain, much, ocean, oodles*,… …
23Pile — [paɪl], der od. das; s, s [engl. pile, eigtl. = Haufen, Säule < lat. pila, ↑Pilar]: engl. Bez. für Kernreaktor …
24pilé — pilé, ée (pi lé, lèe) part. passé de piler. Réduit par les coups d un corps dur en petits fragments. Du poivre pilé dans un mortier …
25pile-up — n a traffic accident involving many vehicles ▪ a motorway pile up …
26pilé — adj. s. m. Diz se de ou açúcar cristalizado em fragmentos. ‣ Etimologia: francês pilé …
27pile up — (something) to increase something. Many civilians were killed the evidence continues to pile up. The company piled up hundreds of millions of dollars of losses over the last year. Usage notes: usually used in passive forms: Earnings began piling… …
28pile# — pile n 1 heap, stack, mass, bank, shock, cock (see under HEAP vb) 2 *building, edifice, structure pile vb *heap, stack, mass, bank, shock, cock Analogous words: *gather, collect, assemble, co …
29Pilé — Pilé, zerbrochener grobkörniger Zucker …
30pile — index agglomeration, assemblage, collect (gather), collection (accumulation), cumulation, hoard, load …
