a pile; a heap; a stack (of objects)

to heap or pile up; to accumulate

garbage heap; refuse pile; dump

to pile up; to stack; to put things together in a heap

To pile up or stack until a place is completely full; to clutter up a space.

A device used to initiate and control a nuclear reaction to produce energy; short for [[原子核反应堆|原子核反應堆|yuan2 zi3 he2 fan3 ying4 dui1]].

to form a pile; to gather into heaps

A heap of burning wood, leaves, or other materials, usually built outdoors

A device used to initiate and control a nuclear fission or fusion reaction; nuclear pile

To pad out writing or speech with excessive, ornate, or hollow rhetoric.

piled up like a mountain; a huge amount of something; a mountain of something, such as paperwork or bills

a heap or pile of earth; a small hill

an organic fertilizer made from decaying plant material and animal waste fermented together; often used as a base fertilizer

a large pile of harvested grass, straw, or hay

A major Han dynasty archaeological site located in Changsha, Hunan province; famous for well-preserved tombs, ancient silk texts (Boshu), and the remarkably preserved remains of Lady Dai (Xin Zhui), wife of the Marquis of Dai

to pile or heap up; to put layer upon layer

To apply wear-resistant or corrosion-resistant metal onto the surface of a metal part using techniques like arc or gas welding to extend its service life

to gather in a group; to flock together or socialize in a small crowd

geological material that has accumulated or settled, such as sediment or a glacial kame

dunghill; manure pile

a storehouse or place for the temporary storage of goods

To gather or accumulate into a pile; to stack up

a heap of musty old books or historical documents

to pile up; to stack

To intentionally put a smile on one's face; to wear a broad or beaming smile.

a pile of sand; sand dune; sand hill

to stack things together; to pile up and leave in a place

a large pile of dried grass; haystack; haymow

a pile of dog droppings

to pile up or stack; accumulative

Mechanical vehicle used for lifting and moving goods over short distances, equipped with a metal fork at the front that can be raised or lowered. In Mainland China, it is typically called [[叉车|叉車|cha1 che1]] or [[铲车|鏟車|chan3 che1]].

wet piling; a fermentation process used in tea production, particularly for [[熟普洱茶|熟普洱茶|shu2 pu3 er3 cha2]]

literally "to pile up gold and jade"; describes being extremely wealthy or possessing immense riches

White Dragon Mounds Desert, a desert area in Xinjiang and Gansu famous for yardangs and white dunes that resemble dragons

The Sanxingdui archaeological site near Chengdu, Sichuan, famous for its major Bronze Age discoveries dating from the 12th–11th centuries BC.

Nathu La, a Himalayan pass on the Silk Road between Tibet and Sikkim, India

Nathu La; a Himalayan mountain pass on the border between Tibet and the Indian state of Sikkim

(colloquial) to estimate the total quantity or price of a pile of goods instead of measuring individual items

hexagonal close-packed (HCP) structure in geometry or materials science

close-packing of spheres in mathematics or physics

ancient name for Mount Qi located in Qishan County, Shaanxi Province

a nuclear reactor designed to generate electricity or supply or propulsion power

atomic reactor; nuclear pile

atomic pile; an early form of a nuclear reactor

a device used to initiate and control a self-sustained nuclear chain reaction to produce energy or isotopes

the core of a nuclear reactor

the branch of number theory that studies the representation of integers as sums of other numbers

A machine used for stacking or piling items, such as a hay stacker or a warehouse automated storage and retrieval machine.

a type of knit cap with extra fabric that hangs loosely at the back