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piling
[ pahy-ling ]
piling
/ ˈ貹ɪɪŋ /
noun
- the act of driving piles
- a number of piles
- a structure formed of piles
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
For now, supplies are piling up at Gaza's border crossings waiting to be brought in, while inside the territory, aid workers carefully ration what is left of their stock.
The BBC reported from the trading hub of Guangzhou in mid-April that US-China trade was grinding to a halt, with exports to American households piling up on factory floors.
She added clothes sales were "likely to take a big hit" as the cyber-attack had occurred during a spell of warm weather when summer ranges would be "piling up in virtual baskets".
Waste has been piling up in the city since hundreds of bin workers started all-out strike action as a result the dispute over pay and jobs.
He said one of the most obvious solutions would be to replace two-year permits with four-year permits, so that renewal applications don’t keep piling atop new applications and extending wait times.
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