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piled:

piled adj

  1. piled
    entassé
  2. piled
    épaulé

Translation Matrix for piled:

ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
entassé piled
épaulé piled

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Synonyms for "piled":


piled form of pile:

pile [the ~] nom

  1. the pile (accumulation; heap; piling up; load)
    l'accumulation; la pile; le tas; l'entassement; le cumul; le ramas; la masse; la quantité; le rassemblement; l'assemblage
  2. the pile (column; pillar)
    la colonne; le pilier; le colonne de text sur une page; la colonnette
  3. the pile
    le pieu; le pilot
  4. the pile (bunch; heap; lot; crowd)
    le tas; la masse; la foule; l'amas
  5. the pile (accumulation; collection; gathering; )
    l'accumulation; la pile; la collection; le cumul; l'entassement
  6. the pile (rick; stack)
    la maille; la mite; la trappe; l'étau

Translation Matrix for pile:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
accumulation accumulation; clutter; collection; compilation; gathering; heap; load; pack; pile; piling up; sifting; sorting accumulation; assembling; bunch; clutter; collection; crowd; gang; gathering; party; set; stacking
amas bunch; crowd; heap; lot; pile a whole lot; heap; load; lot; lots; mass; multitude; quite a lot; tons
assemblage accumulation; heap; load; pile; piling up arrangement; assembly; clubbing; combination; composition; connection; joining together; junction; liaison; linking; linking together; montage; union
collection accumulation; clutter; collection; compilation; gathering; pack; pile; piling up; sifting; sorting collection; compilation; row; sequence; series
colonne column; pile; pillar column; mainstay; pillar; post
colonne de text sur une page column; pile; pillar
colonnette column; pile; pillar mainstay; pillar
cumul accumulation; clutter; collection; compilation; gathering; heap; load; pack; pile; piling up; sifting; sorting accumulation; blockage; congestion; constipation; cumulation; jam; mess; mountain; muddle; rollup; stagnancy; stagnation; standstill; stoppage
entassement accumulation; clutter; collection; compilation; gathering; heap; load; pack; pile; piling up; sifting; sorting accumulation; congestion; heap; mess; mountain; muddle; stacking; stagnancy; stagnation; standstill; stowing
foule bunch; crowd; heap; lot; pile a whole lot; brood; brooding; bunch; clutter; common herd; crowd; drove; flock; flow; gang; group; heap; herd; horde; influx; load; lot; lots; mob; multitude; pack; party; quite a lot; rabble; ragtag; riff-raff; riffraff; rush; scum; sitting; squash; stampede; tons; troop; troupe; vermin; wattle
maille pile; rick; stack ladder; mesh; run
masse accumulation; bunch; crowd; heap; load; lot; pile; piling up a whole lot; bunch; clot; clutter; common herd; crowd; drove; flock; gang; gathering; group; heap; herd; horde; load; lot; lots; lump; mass; mob; multitude; pack; party; quite a lot; sledge hammers; tons; troop; troupe; wattle; weight
mite pile; rick; stack moth
pieu pile
pile accumulation; clutter; collection; compilation; gathering; heap; load; pack; pile; piling up; sifting; sorting battery; cue; heap; heaps; piles; stack; stacks
pilier column; pile; pillar column; mainstay; pillar; pole; post; stake
pilot pile
quantité accumulation; heap; load; pile; piling up amount; degree; dose; extent; intensity; lot; number; parcel; quantity; size
ramas accumulation; heap; load; pile; piling up
rassemblement accumulation; heap; load; pile; piling up accumulation; assembling; bunch; clutter; collection; crowd; gang; gathering; go shares; hotchpotch; jumble; medley; mishmash; party; put together; putting together; revolt; riot; set; tumult
tas accumulation; bunch; crowd; heap; load; lot; pile; piling up a whole lot; bag and baggage; caboodle; heap; heaps; hotchpotch; load; lot; lots; mass; multitude; piles; quite a lot; rick; stack; stacks; tons
trappe pile; rick; stack annunciator disc; pitfall; shutter; trap; trapdoor
étau pile; rick; stack bench vice; bench vise; clamp; clip; clothes pin; clothes-peg; cramp; cramp-iron; propeller; screw; vice; vise
- agglomerate; atomic pile; atomic reactor; big bucks; big money; bundle; chain reactor; cumulation; cumulus; down; galvanic pile; heap; megabucks; mound; nap; piling; spile; stilt; voltaic pile
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- heap; jam; mob; pack; stack; throng
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
colonne column
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- bunch; pack; stack

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Related Definitions for "pile":

  1. a nuclear reactor that uses controlled nuclear fission to generate energy1
  2. the yarn (as in a rug or velvet or corduroy) that stands up from the weave1
    • for uniform color and texture tailors cut velvet with the pile running the same direction1
  3. a column of wood or steel or concrete that is driven into the ground to provide support for a structure1
  4. battery consisting of voltaic cells arranged in series; the earliest electric battery devised by Volta1
  5. fine soft dense hair (as the fine short hair of cattle or deer or the wool of sheep or the undercoat of certain dogs)1
  6. a collection of objects laid on top of each other1
  7. a large sum of money (especially as pay or profit)1
  8. place or lay as if in a pile1
    • The teacher piled work on the students until the parents protested1
  9. arrange in stacks1
  10. press tightly together or cram1

Wiktionary Translations for pile:

pile
noun
  1. stake of pointed timber, steel etc., driven into the earth
  2. heap
  3. group or list of related items
  4. galvanic pile
pile
noun
  1. Assemblage de plusieurs choses réunies, accumulées comme en un seul tas (1)
  2. (vieilli) querelle où il y a des coups donnés.
  3. Tas, paquet de vêtements
  4. Varice arrondie et douloureuse qui se forme au pourtour de l’anus.
  5. amas de plusieurs parties qui faire corps ensemble.
  6. Superposition verticale d’objets
verb
  1. mettre en pile.
  2. mettre en tas.
  3. Faire un amas, un assemblage, une collection de choses.
  4. assembler de nouveau des personnes, des bêtes ou des choses qui disperser.
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• pile → pile; tas; monceau ↔ stapel — een gestructureerde hoop spullen
• pile → montagne ↔ Berg — übertragen, (umgangssprachlich): Haufen, Anhäufung







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