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1 fabric wad
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1. n свая; столб; кол2. n травинка, былинка3. n наконечник стрелы4. n геральд. клинообразная фигура, обращённая остриём вниз5. n ист. пилум, тяжёлое копьё6. v делать, сооружать свайное основание7. v вбивать, вколачивать сваиthe ditch was piled and planked — в канаву забили сваи, а на них настлали доски
8. n куча, груда; штабель; кипа; пачка, связка; стопкаpile of arms — оружие, составленное в пирамиду
9. n с. -х. кагат, бурт10. n погребальный или жертвенный костёр11. n огромное здание; громада здания12. n разг. состояние, куча денег13. n разг. деньги, денежки14. n разг. разг. куча, масса15. n разг. эл. батареяdry pile — сухой элемент; сухая батарея, батарея сухих элементов
16. n разг. физ. ядерный реактор17. n разг. метал. пакет, пакетная связка18. v складывать, сваливать в кучу; штабелевать19. v нагружать, наваливать, заваливатьto pile coal on a fire, to pile more coal on — подбросить угля в камин
20. v разг. двигаться, передвигаться гурьбой; толпиться; скапливаться21. v амер. разг. бежать, догонять22. n шерсть; волос; пух23. n текст. ворс24. n негладкая, ворсистая, ворсовая ткань; ткань с начёсом, махровая ткань25. n редк. обратная сторона монеты26. n обыкн. pl мед. геморройСинонимический ряд:1. assortment (noun) assortment; batch; bunch; mass; quantity2. bank (noun) accumulation; assemblage; bank; cock; collection; drift; hill; mess; mound; mow; pyramid; rick; shock; stack; stockpile; windrow3. building (noun) building; edifice; erection; structure4. down (noun) down; floss; flue; fluff; fuzz; lint5. fortune (noun) boodle; bundle; fortune; mint; packet; pot; wad6. much (noun) barrel; great deal; heap; lashings; lot; lump; mountain; much; multiplicity; pack; peck; plenty7. nap (noun) fur; hair; nap; pelage; wool8. piling (noun) pier; piling9. pillar (noun) pillar; pole; post10. pyre (noun) pyre11. amass (verb) accumulate; amass; assemble; collect; heap up; hoard; store12. charge (verb) charge; choke; fill; freight; load; pack13. heap (verb) bank; cock; drift; gather; heap; hill; lump; mass; mound; stackАнтонимический ряд:hole; scatter
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