heap

UK
/hiːp/
US
/hip/

Übersetzungen

heapsubstantiv
heaps
Pl.
UK
/hiːp/
US
/hip/
The farmer built a heap of hay in the field.
Фермер сложил стог сена в поле.
There is a heap of clothes on the floor.
На полу лежит куча одежды.
The archaeologists found a heap of ancient artifacts.
Археологи нашли груду древних артефактов.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
heapverb
heaped
Präteritum
heaped
Partizip Perfekt
heaping
Gerundium
UK
/hiːp/
US
/hip/
She heaps clothes on the bed.
Она наваливает одежду на кровать.
складывать в кучу
He heaps the books on the table.
Он складывает книги в кучу на столе.
They heap the logs in the backyard.
Они нагромождают дрова на заднем дворе.
heapadjektiv
UK
/hiːp/
US
/hip/
Used attributively before another noun, especially in technical contexts such as 'heap memory' or 'heap leaching'.
heapadverb
Chiefly dialectal, meaning 'very' or 'to a great extent'.

Definitionen

heapsubstantiv
A large, disordered pile of things.
There was a heap of clothes on the floor that needed to be sorted.
A great deal or large amount of something.
She has a heap of experience in the field of marketing.
A dilapidated or run-down vehicle.
He drove an old heap that barely made it up the hill.
(Computing) A region of a computer's memory from which dynamically allocated memory is obtained.
If the program fails to release objects, the heap will gradually fill up and cause an out-of-memory error.
heapverb
To put objects or substances in a pile or mound.
She heaped the clothes on the bed before sorting them.
To load or supply abundantly.
He heaped praise on his team for their hard work.
heapadjektiv
Relating to or forming a heap; pertaining to heap structures or processes (attributive).
The engineers investigated a heap overflow vulnerability in the legacy code.
heapadverb
(Chiefly dialectal) Very; to a great extent; much.
They were heap proud of their newly painted barn.