English–Chinese
“pile up” in Chinese
Chinese
Pronunciation
Pinyinduī fàng
Example
你别把行李堆放在门口。nǐ bié bǎ xíng lǐ duī fàng zài mén kǒu
Don't pile up your luggage by the door.
How to say “pile up” in Chinese
“Pile up” in Chinese is 堆放 (duī fàng).
Items are gathered into a pile and left together in one place.
Example sentences with 堆放
老师让学生把旧书堆放到回收箱里。lǎo shī ràng xué shēng bǎ jiù shū duī fàng dào huí shōu xiāng lǐ
The teacher told the students to pile the old books into the recycling bin.
Tips for using 堆放
- In conversation, a simple "put ... in/on" expression is often more natural when objects are merely placed, while 堆放 (duīfàng, "pile up and place") highlights a pile at a location.