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piling = putting?

 
 
Reply Sun 2 Oct, 2011 02:22 am
Context:

That winter, however, he surprised technology observers by announcing that he’d accepted an appointment to the MIT Media Lab for the following spring. Despite a cut in pay, he’d have to work longer hours, piling administrative and teaching duties on top of his research. But to Raskar, the move made sense.

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Reply Sun 2 Oct, 2011 06:01 am
@oristarA,
Yes.
To pile, as a verb, is to create a vertical group,
a vertical accumulation, by putting things on TOP of one another.

A pile, as a noun, is such a vertically arranged accumulation.





David
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Reply Sun 2 Oct, 2011 06:36 am
@OmSigDAVID,
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