piled
piled — 形容詞
- piledpositive
- piledercomparative
- piledestsuperlative
1. describes fabric, carpet, or material that has a soft, raised surface of short t
毛絨的
表面有柔軟短絨毛的織品
describes fabric, carpet, or material that has a soft, raised surface of short threads or fibres — like the furry feel of a velvet curtain or a thick carpet.
Nora chose a piled carpet for her bedroom because it felt warm under her feet.
Nora 選擇在臥室鋪毛絨地毯，因為踩起來很溫暖。
piled + carpet: common collocation for fabric flooring
The hotel hallway was covered in deep piled carpet with a floral pattern.
飯店的走廊鋪著帶有花草圖案的厚毛絨地毯。
Meera prefers piled velvet curtains because they block out most of the morning light.
Meera 偏好毛絨天鵝絨窗簾，因為它們能擋住大部分晨光。
Minh wiped his shoes on the piled rug before entering the living room.
Minh 在進客廳前先在那塊毛絨地墊上擦了擦鞋子。
- flat
describes fabric without a raised surface, like plain cotton or linen
用法筆記
Almost always used attributively before a noun (piled carpet, piled fabric). Not used with 'more' or 'most' for comparison — a material either has pile or it does not.
常見錯誤
piled — 動詞
- piledpresent simple I / you / we / they
- pileds3rd person singular
- pileding-ing form
- pilededpast simple
1. to put objects one on top of another so that they form a pile or stack, often ne
堆疊
把東西一個接一個疊起來
to put objects one on top of another so that they form a pile or stack, often neatly or for storage.
Tariro piled the clean towels onto the bathroom shelf before lunch.
Tariro 在午飯前把乾淨毛巾堆疊到浴室架上。
pile + object + onto + location
The children piled the fallen leaves into a huge heap in the garden.
孩子們把落葉堆成花園裡的一大堆。
Heather piled all the dirty plates next to the kitchen sink after dinner.
Heather 晚餐後把所有髒盤子堆放在廚房水槽旁邊。
The truck was piled high with boxes of fresh fruit for the market.
卡車上高高堆滿了準備運往市場的一箱箱新鮮水果。
Beatriz piled her winter coats onto the spare bed to make room in the closet.
Beatriz 把她的冬季外套堆在空床上，以便騰出衣櫃空間。
- spread out
to arrange items over a wide area instead of stacking them
文法句型
pile + object + on/onto + noun
be piled with + noun
用法筆記
Often used in the passive form (be piled with) to describe a surface covered by a stack of items: 'The desk was piled with papers.' The adverb 'high' commonly follows 'piled' in this passive pattern.
常見錯誤
2. when many individuals enter or leave a place at the same time, pushing close to
擠入；擠出
一群人蜂擁進入或離開某處
when many individuals enter or leave a place at the same time, pushing close to one another in a rushed and disorganised manner.
The whole family piled into the small car to drive to the beach.
全家人擠進那輛小車裡，準備開車去海邊。
pile into + vehicle: common pattern
Students piled out of the classroom the second the bell rang.
下課鈴一響，學生們就一窩蜂地擠出教室。
Eitan and his friends piled onto the bus just before it left the station.
Eitan 和他的朋友們在巴士即將離站前擠上了車。
The excited children piled off the school bus and ran toward the playground.
興奮的孩子們擠下校車，朝操場跑去。
Andrés watched the tourists pile out of the tour bus with cameras ready.
Andrés 看著觀光客們舉著相機，一窩蜂地擠下遊覽車。
文法句型
pile into + noun
pile out of + noun
pile onto + noun
用法筆記
Almost always followed by a preposition of motion (into, out of, onto, off). The subject is always a plural or collective noun — a single person cannot 'pile into' somewhere alone.