pile up

• 指把东西堆积成堆，或事物、问题、工作等不断增多、累积起来。

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of accumulating or gathering in a heap or large quantity, or tasks/events increasing in number.

不可数 · 不及物 · 短语动词，不带宾语

1. Accumulate physicallyinformal

   To form a pile or heap; to place things on top of each other.

   堆积

   • Dirty dishes piled up in the sink after the party.
   • Leaves pile up in the yard during autumn.
   • He piled up the books on his desk.

   同义词accumulateamasscollectgatherheapmoundstackstockpile

   反义词dispersedistributescatterseparatespread

2. Accumulate in quantityinformal

   To increase in amount or number, often in a way that becomes difficult to manage.

   堆积

   • Work started to pile up while I was on vacation.
   • Bills pile up quickly if you don't pay them on time.
   • Problems piled up one after another.

   同义词accumulateamassbuild upcollectgatherheap upmount upstack upstockpile

   反义词decreasediminishdispersedissipatedwindlelessenreduce

基本动词pile