Co oznacza pile w języku angielskim i jaka jest definicja pile?

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pile znaczenie & definicja

0 an amount of a substance in the shape of a small hill or a number of objects on top of each other -- stos
- a pile of books/bricks
- a pile of sand/rubbish
- The clothes were arranged in piles on the floor.
1 a lot of something -- kupa czegoś
- It's all right for him, he's got piles of money.

Many seeds were recorded as having disappeared when they had been moved from their original piles (12.9%).
The upstream front then propagates upstream as the flow piles up (blocking).
The evidence, or perhaps the rhetorical use of evidence, seems to be piling up.
Thus, action sequence 3 is applied which consists of moveforward_down and moveforward_up actions to penetrate the rock pile by wiggling in between the rock particles.
The cameraman follows them inside, pausing briefly over a pile of shoes (10-15 pair) at the door.
No rock lines or rock piles were discovered in the course of the survey.
As a further interpretation, consider a 'linear machine' in which a pile of c chips are c split evenly, with 2d going in each direction.
She begins the novel in the assumed persona of a young widowed painter who moves into a crumbling pile in an isolated village.