Pile (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: heap, fill, accumulate, collect into a mass, overfill, add, lay, amass, place, cover, add something to a great number, cover with heaps, load, in great abundance, heap up

Conjugation of pile

I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Simple
pile
pile
piles
pile
pile
pile
Future Simple
will pile
will pile
will pile
will pile
will pile
will pile
Past Simple
piled
piled
piled
piled
piled
piled
Conditional Simple
would pile
would pile
would pile
would pile
would pile
would pile
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Progressive
am piling
are piling
is piling
are piling
are piling
are piling
Future Progressive
will be piling
will be piling
will be piling
will be piling
will be piling
will be piling
Past Progressive
was piling
were piling
was piling
were piling
were piling
were piling
Conditional Progressive
would be piling
would be piling
would be piling
would be piling
would be piling
would be piling
I
you
it/she/he
we
you all
they
Present Perfect
have piled
have piled
has piled
have piled
have piled
have piled
Future Perfect
will have piled
will have piled
will have piled
will have piled
will have piled
will have piled
Past Perfect
had piled
had piled
had piled
had piled
had piled
had piled
Conditional Perfect
would have piled
would have piled
would have piled
would have piled
would have piled
would have piled
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been piling
have been piling
has been piling
have been piling
have been piling
have been piling
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been piling
will have been piling
will have been piling
will have been piling
will have been piling
will have been piling
Past Perfect Progressive
had been piling
had been piling
had been piling
had been piling
had been piling
had been piling
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been piling
would have been piling
would have been piling
would have been piling
would have been piling
would have been piling

Examples of pile

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
! Smells like a biker threw up on a pile of rotten shrimp.
"A pile of rocks maybe, so the remains will .. remain."
"A pile of stones, placed one by one.
"Because I'm a big pile of monkeyshit."
"Bones his pile."
! Smells like a biker threw up on a pile of rotten shrimp.
"A pile of rocks maybe, so the remains will .. remain."
"A pile of stones, placed one by one.
"Because I'm a big pile of monkeyshit."
"Bones his pile."
"Flower-covered ruins, light gushing on piles of stones..."
"I don't want to be walking around this house "and step in piles of dog poop. "
"Landlord Liang had piles of gold"
"Our brother Tom has just got the piles." What does that mean? Rearrange the letters. "Resist!
"Them that's got the piles and them that's goin' get 'em,"
"Flower-covered ruins, light gushing on piles of stones..."
"I don't want to be walking around this house "and step in piles of dog poop. "
"Landlord Liang had piles of gold"
"Our brother Tom has just got the piles." What does that mean? Rearrange the letters. "Resist!
"Them that's got the piles and them that's goin' get 'em,"
"And he piled upon the whale's white hump a sum of all the rage and hate felt by his whole race".
"Before high-piled books, in charact'ry
"Dreams of friends... piled under my bed... along the years... along the night...
"If a lot of stuff is piled up together, then you can easily stash away something for your personal gain.
"Indifferent sentences piled on top of each other for maximum effect."
"what's going on with the double slits, there's loads of electrons "piling through the slits and somehow there's some interference
# They're piling in the back seat
# You keep on piling out not putting back #
'By day you play alone, piling up stones.
'Cause if you keep piling it on, one day... you can't move.
"And he piled upon the whale's white hump a sum of all the rage and hate felt by his whole race".
"Before high-piled books, in charact'ry
"Dreams of friends... piled under my bed... along the years... along the night...
"If a lot of stuff is piled up together, then you can easily stash away something for your personal gain.
"Indifferent sentences piled on top of each other for maximum effect."
"what's going on with the double slits, there's loads of electrons "piling through the slits and somehow there's some interference
# They're piling in the back seat
# You keep on piling out not putting back #
'By day you play alone, piling up stones.
'Cause if you keep piling it on, one day... you can't move.

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