Definition of piling in English:

piling

noun ˈpʌɪlɪŋˈpaɪlɪŋ

mass noun

Heavy stakes or posts installed to support the foundations of a superstructure.
wooden piling supporting a complex of waterfront buildings
count noun construction workers carry out their work behind the steel pilings
Example sentencesExamples
- Round the generous trench is a border of sheet steel piling which acts both as a means of defining the excavation and a railing.
- The emphatic verticals of piling mark out the eastern and northern peripheries of the car park.
- Often they will be seen picking pieces of filamentous algae from pilings.
- Once we have the demolition completed, we will be able to start on the new piling.
- He put the closure of the heavy mill section, which makes piling, down to the "disastrous policies" of the previous board.
- The house was a relic of Florida construction from the 1920s, a small wood-frame building raised on short concrete pilings.
- Instead of being built on land, this shrine was constructed on pilings in a bay.
- Natural benches made from salvaged timber piling from jetties on the Thames are to be placed along the route.
- Sheet piling will replace sandbags this summer to protect the community from a repeat of the disastrous floods.
- Where the Mississippi is 40 feet deep, the bridge's pilings go into bedrock 140 feet beneath the water's surface.

Rhymes

filing, reviling, tiling, unsmiling

Definition of piling in US English:

piling

nounˈpaɪlɪŋˈpīliNG

Heavy stakes or posts installed to support the foundations of a superstructure.
wooden piling supporting a complex of waterfront buildings
construction workers carry out their work behind the steel pilings
Example sentencesExamples
- He put the closure of the heavy mill section, which makes piling, down to the "disastrous policies" of the previous board.
- The emphatic verticals of piling mark out the eastern and northern peripheries of the car park.
- Sheet piling will replace sandbags this summer to protect the community from a repeat of the disastrous floods.
- Natural benches made from salvaged timber piling from jetties on the Thames are to be placed along the route.
- Once we have the demolition completed, we will be able to start on the new piling.
- Instead of being built on land, this shrine was constructed on pilings in a bay.
- Round the generous trench is a border of sheet steel piling which acts both as a means of defining the excavation and a railing.
- The house was a relic of Florida construction from the 1920s, a small wood-frame building raised on short concrete pilings.
- Where the Mississippi is 40 feet deep, the bridge's pilings go into bedrock 140 feet beneath the water's surface.
- Often they will be seen picking pieces of filamentous algae from pilings.

单词	piling
释义	Definition of piling in English: piling noun ˈpʌɪlɪŋˈpaɪlɪŋ mass noun Heavy stakes or posts installed to support the foundations of a superstructure. wooden piling supporting a complex of waterfront buildings count noun construction workers carry out their work behind the steel pilings Example sentencesExamples Round the generous trench is a border of sheet steel piling which acts both as a means of defining the excavation and a railing. The emphatic verticals of piling mark out the eastern and northern peripheries of the car park. Often they will be seen picking pieces of filamentous algae from pilings. Once we have the demolition completed, we will be able to start on the new piling. He put the closure of the heavy mill section, which makes piling, down to the "disastrous policies" of the previous board. The house was a relic of Florida construction from the 1920s, a small wood-frame building raised on short concrete pilings. Instead of being built on land, this shrine was constructed on pilings in a bay. Natural benches made from salvaged timber piling from jetties on the Thames are to be placed along the route. Sheet piling will replace sandbags this summer to protect the community from a repeat of the disastrous floods. Where the Mississippi is 40 feet deep, the bridge's pilings go into bedrock 140 feet beneath the water's surface. Rhymes filing, reviling, tiling, unsmiling Definition of piling in US English: piling nounˈpaɪlɪŋˈpīliNG Heavy stakes or posts installed to support the foundations of a superstructure. wooden piling supporting a complex of waterfront buildings construction workers carry out their work behind the steel pilings Example sentencesExamples He put the closure of the heavy mill section, which makes piling, down to the "disastrous policies" of the previous board. The emphatic verticals of piling mark out the eastern and northern peripheries of the car park. Sheet piling will replace sandbags this summer to protect the community from a repeat of the disastrous floods. Natural benches made from salvaged timber piling from jetties on the Thames are to be placed along the route. Once we have the demolition completed, we will be able to start on the new piling. Instead of being built on land, this shrine was constructed on pilings in a bay. Round the generous trench is a border of sheet steel piling which acts both as a means of defining the excavation and a railing. The house was a relic of Florida construction from the 1920s, a small wood-frame building raised on short concrete pilings. Where the Mississippi is 40 feet deep, the bridge's pilings go into bedrock 140 feet beneath the water's surface. Often they will be seen picking pieces of filamentous algae from pilings.
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