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10 Language-to-English Dictionariespile
Pronunciation / Transliteration: pile
"Il y a une pile de livres sur la table."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
1 sense- 1
A heap of things laid one on top of another.
"He left a pile of dirty clothes on the floor."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Middle English: from Old French pile, from Latin pila 'pillar, stone barrier'. The verb is partly from Old French piler 'to drive in (piles)', and partly from pile (noun).
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10 Global Lexicons: How "pile" is said worldwide
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pile
Transliteration: pile
"Il y a une pile de livres sur la table."
Haufen
Transliteration: Haufen
"Es gibt einen Haufen Arbeit zu tun."
mucchio
Transliteration: mucchio
"C'è un mucchio di carta sulla scrivania."
montón
Transliteration: montón
"Hay un montón de ropa sucia."
pilha
Transliteration: pilha
"Ele colocou a pilha de livros na mesa."
ढेर
Transliteration: dher
"मेज पर किताबों का एक ढेर है।"
堆
Transliteration: duī
"地上有一堆脏衣服。"
더미
Transliteration: deomi
"바닥에 책 더미가 쌓여 있다."
山
Transliteration: yama
"机の上に書類の山がある。"
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