pile upr> 1)]; the room was piled high with boxes / ; the clothes were piled high on the chair ; wind piled up snow against the walls ;
2.b> (); ; (.i> to pile on, to pile upon, to pile into); he piled his plate with food ; she piled her clothes into the suitcase i> ;
3.b> .i> (); / ( ..i>); , ..i>; to pile into a car ; as it was raining the children came piling in , i> ;
to pile onb> (; ) / ; ; the weight just piled on while I was on a holiday ; to pile on the pressure / ;
to pileb> upb> 1) (; ), ; ; work always piles up at the end of the year ; to pile up arms , [.i> .i> 1];
2) (), , ( i>); vehicles piled up in the centre i> ;
3) . i> (; ), i> ; he piled up the steamer on the sands i> ; the ship piled up on the reefs ;
4) , ..i> (), ( i>);
to pile it onb> i> ; to pile on the agony / the gloom /b> .i> / / ; .
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