| pile 1 | vt 1. stack, (neatly) menyusun; (in disorderly manner) melonggokkan, menimbunkan; (hair) menyanggul lipat: the librarian started piling the reference books on top of each other, pustakawan itu mula menyusun buku-buku rujukan tersebut; she looks nice with her hair ~d high on her head, dia kelihatan cantik dgn rambutnya disanggul lipat tinggi di atas kepala; 2. load or fill with, menimbunkan, melonggokkan: he ~d a lot of food on his plate, dia menimbunkan makanan yg banyak dlm pinggannya; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| heap | vt also ~ up, 1. pile up, a. melonggokkan, menimbunkan: they ~ed up stones to mark the place, mereka melonggokkan batu utk menandakan tempat itu; b. (fig.) menghimpunkan, mengumpulkan: to ~ up wealth, menghimpunkan kekayaan; 2. load, fill, melonggokkan, menimbunkan: the waiter ~ed food on their plates, pelayan itu melonggokkan makanan ke dlm pinggan mereka; 3. fill so as to rise above brim, memumbungkan: the spoonful must be ~ed, not level, satu sudu penuh itu hendaklah dimumbungkan, jangan diratakan; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| pile 1 | ~ st on st, /menimbunkan, melonggokkan/ sst ke dlm sst: some more wood was ~d on the fire, lebih banyak kayu ditimbunkan ke dlm api; ~on the agony, (colloq) membesar-besarkan + approp n: my aunt loves to ~ on the agony when she describes her operation,mak cik saya suka membesar-besarkan kesakitannya apabila bercerita ttg pembedahan yg dilaluinya; will you stop piling on the agony! I’m sure the trip wasn’t as bad as that, hentikan membesar-besarkan cerita! Saya pasti perjalanan tersebut tidaklah seteruk itu; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| drift | vt 1. carry along by current of water, menghanyutkan: the logs were ~ed downstream, kayu-kayu balak itu dihanyutkan ke hilir; 2. cause (snow, sand, etc) to pile up, melonggokkan, menimbunkan: the wind ~ed the leaves up against the fence, angin melonggokkan daun-daun itu di tepi pagar; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |
| pile 1 | b. (of vehicles) crash into one another, berlanggar bertindan-tindih: a lorry and two cars ~d up on the highway this morning, sebuah lori dan dua buah kereta berlanggar bertindan-tindih di lebuh raya pagi tadi; ~ st up, (in a heap) /menimbunkan, melonggokkan/ sst; (neatly) menyusun sst: the rubbish had been ~d up in the corner, sampah telah ditimbunkan di penjuru itu; the small child loves piling up his building blocks, budak itu suka menyusun blok-blok mainannya; | Kamus Inggeris-Melayu Dewan |