piles in French
piles in French is tas — piles means a large amount of something.
piles in French
tas
(informal, piles of) A large amount of.
What does "piles" mean?
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noun A large amount of something.
"He must earn piles of money."
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noun Informal British English term for haemorrhoids, swollen veins around the anus.
"His doctor recommended a cream to treat his piles."
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piles in a sentence
- He must earn piles of money.
- She has piles of unread books on her nightstand.
- His doctor recommended a cream to treat his piles.
- Long hours of sitting made his piles much worse than before.
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What is "piles" in French?
"piles" in French is tas. piles means: A large amount of something.
How do you use "piles" in a sentence?
Example: "She has piles of unread books on her nightstand." In French, "piles" is tas.
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