| 释义 |
●ˌpile ˈup 🔑●ˌpile sth ˈup 🔑1. to form a pile; to make a lot of things into a pile （使）堆积◆Snow was piling up against the windows.
雪堆积到了窗户上。◆They piled the stones up in a corner of the yard.
他们把石头堆在院子的一角。2. to increase or to make sth increase in quantity or amount （使）增长，增多◆Rubbish was piling up in the streets.
街上的垃圾越堆越多。◆The bills were piling up and we had no money to pay them.
账单越积越多，我们没钱支付。◆Liverpool should have gone on to pile up a big score (= in a game of football).
利物浦队本应该继续拉大比分的。[v + adv] [v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n]2 [v + adv] [v + adv + n] [v + pron + adv] [v + n + adv] (rare) ▸ ˈpile-up noun
a road accident in which several vehicles crash into each other 数车相撞；连环撞车事故◆Eleven cars were involved in a pile-up on the motorway.
有十一辆车在高速公路上相撞。◆Three people were killed in a multiple pile-up.
连环撞车事故中有三人丧生。 |