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piling

/ˈpaɪ.lɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une structure composée de longs pieux lourds enfoncés dans le sol pour soutenir un bâtiment ou une fondation, ou le processus d'enfoncement de tels pieux., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de placer des objets les uns sur les autres ou de les accumuler en tas.

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noun

/ˈpaɪ.lɪŋ/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une structure composée de longs pieux lourds enfoncés dans le sol pour soutenir un bâtiment ou une fondation, ou le processus d'enfoncement de tels pieux.

A noun referring to a structure of long, heavy posts (piles) driven into the ground to support a building or foundation, or the act of driving such piles.

  1. Structural foundationB2formal

    Long, heavy posts driven into the ground to support a building or structure.

    frPieux de fondation

    • The construction crew drove steel piling into the riverbed.
    • Piling is essential for building on soft soil.
    • The foundation of the bridge relies on deep concrete piling.
  2. Act of stackingB1informal

    The process or result of stacking items in a pile.

    frEmpilement

    • The piling of boxes in the warehouse was disorganized.
    • She finished the piling of firewood before the storm.
    • The piling of paperwork on his desk made it hard to work.

    Synonymesaccumulationstacking

Formes
  • pilings plural form
  • pilings' possessive plural form
  • piling's possessive singular form
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verb

pile/paɪl/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de placer des objets les uns sur les autres ou de les accumuler en tas.

A verb used to indicate the act of placing things one on top of another, or accumulating in a heap.

  1. Place in a heapA2formal

    To put things on top of each other in a disorderly way.

    frempiler

    • She piled the books on the desk.
    • He piled the dirty dishes in the sink.
    • They piled the leaves into a large mound.

    Synonymesaccumulateamassheapmoundstack

    Antonymesdispersedistributescatterspread

  2. Fill or loadB1formal

    To load something with a large amount of items.

    frEmpiler, charger

    • They piled the truck with boxes for the move.
    • She piled her plate high with food.
    • He piled the cart with groceries.

    Synonymescramfillheaploadpackstackstuff

  3. Enter or leave in a crowdB1informal

    To move into or out of a place in a disorganized group.

    frentrer ou sortir en masse

    • The children piled into the bus.
    • Everyone piled out of the room when the fire alarm went off.
    • They all piled into the car for the road trip.

    Synonymesbundlecrowdpacksurgeswarmthrong

Formes
  • piled past participle
  • piled past simple
  • piling present participle
  • piles third person singular

Variantes phrasalpile up

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