heap

UK
/hiːp/
US
/hip/
heapсуществительное
heaps
множ.
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/hiːp/
US
/hip/
Переводы
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.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
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.
heapглагол
heaped
Прошедшее простое время
heaped
Причастие прошедшего времени
heaping
Герундий
UK
/hiːp/
US
/hip/
Переводы
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.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
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.
heapприлагательное
UK
/hiːp/
US
/hip/
Used attributively before another noun, especially in technical contexts such as 'heap memory' or 'heap leaching'.
Определения
Relating to or forming a heap; pertaining to heap structures or processes (attributive).
The engineers investigated a heap overflow vulnerability in the legacy code.
heapнаречие
Chiefly dialectal, meaning 'very' or 'to a great extent'.
Определения
(Chiefly dialectal) Very; to a great extent; much.
They were heap proud of their newly painted barn.