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heap
[hiːp]
sustantivo
1montón (m)
  • people at the top/bottom of the heap (sentido figurado) -> los de arriba/abajo
  • we've got heaps of time (familiar) -> tenemos un montón de tiempo
  • she had heaps of children (familiar) -> tenía montones de hijos
verbo transitivo
2amontonar
  • his plate was heaped with food -> tenía el plato lleno hasta arriba de comida
  • to heap riches/praise/insults on somebody -> colmar a alguien de riquezas/alabanzas/insultos

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heap [jip]
sustantivo
1Montón, agregado o junta de muchas cosas puestas en un lugar.
2Turba, muchedumbre de gente. (Familiar) (m)
  • In heaps -> a montones
1Amontonar, poner unas cosas sobre otras sin orden ni concierto (pile).
2Acumular, juntar, colamar (accumulate).
va.

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heap [hiːp]
noun
1 (pile) montón; (m) pila; (f)
her clothes lay in a heap on the floor su ropa estaba amontonada en el suelo
he lay in a heap on the floor
2 (informal) montón; (informal) (m)
a whole heap of trouble un montón de disgustos; (informal) a whole heap of people un montón de gente; (informal) muchísima gente
heaps
3 (informal) (old car) cacharro; (informal) (m)
verb:transitive
(also heap up) [+stones etc] amontonar; apilar; [+bricks, coal] amontonar;onto sobre
to heap sth together juntar algo en un montón; to heap a plate with food colmar un plato de comida; to heap favours/praise on sb colmar a algn de favores/elogios; heaped tablespoonful (Cookery) cucharada colmada; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "heap"

Imperative
  • heap
  • you heap
  • he/she heaps
  • we heap
  • you heap
  • they heap
Preterite
  • I heaped
  • you heaped
  • he/she heaped
  • we heaped
  • you heaped
  • they heaped
Present Continuous
  • I am heaping
  • you are heaping
  • he/she is heaping
  • we are heaping
  • you are heaping
  • they are heaping
Present Perfect
  • I have heaped
  • you have heaped
  • he/she has heaped
  • we have heaped
  • you have heaped
  • they have heaped
Past Continuous
  • I was heaping
  • you were heaping
  • he/she was heaping
  • we were heaping
  • you were heaping
  • they were heaping
Past Perfect
  • I had heaped
  • you had heaped
  • he/she had heaped
  • we had heaped
  • you had heaped
  • they had heaped
Future
  • I will heap
  • you will heap
  • he/she will heap
  • we will heap
  • you will heap
  • they will heap
Future Perfect
  • I will have heaped
  • you will have heaped
  • he/she will have heaped
  • we will have heaped
  • you will have heaped
  • they will have heaped
Future Continuous
  • I will be heaping
  • you will be heaping
  • he/she will be heaping
  • we will be heaping
  • you will be heaping
  • they will be heaping
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been heaping
  • you have been heaping
  • he/she has been heaping
  • we have been heaping
  • you have been heaping
  • they have been heaping
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been heaping
  • you will have been heaping
  • he/she will have been heaping
  • we will have been heaping
  • you will have been heaping
  • they will have been heaping
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been heaping
  • you had been heaping
  • he/she had been heaping
  • we had been heaping
  • you had been heaping
  • they had been heaping
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