Heap up Meaning in English
expression
释义
To collect or pile things so that they form a large pile, usually in one spot. It can refer to either physical objects or, sometimes, to accumulated ideas or problems.
用法与细微差别
Usually informal. Common with physical items: 'heap up clothes', 'heap up books'. Can also be used figuratively for problems or tasks. Not as formal as 'accumulate' or 'compile'. Avoid with people; use with objects, substances, or abstract burdens.
例句
The children heaped up the sand to make a big hill.
basic
Please do not heap up dirty dishes in the sink.
basic
She likes to heap up books on her desk.
basic
He tends to heap up work until he feels overwhelmed.
natural
Old newspapers heaped up in the corner of the room.
natural
Don’t heap up your worries—talk to someone about them.
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