English
- to pile up
- to pile up
- to stack
- a pile
- a stack
- to enter a hole with the head first; to squeeze the upper body into a narrow gap; also can refer to crowding in next to or brushing against someone with the head or face
- to stack up, to heap up something; to crease the papers or cloths and heap them up
- to curl up; to huddle somewhere to sleep
- to collapse suddenly due to exhaustion, with both the knees and upper body making contact with the ground, or assuming a fetal position
粵語
- 捐個頭入去、攝個上身入去狹窄地方;用頭或面靠近、磨擦;類似哄
- 將物件堆疊埋一齊;將紙或布揸巢整成一堆
- 蜷縮住個身瞓喺一個地方
- 身體忽然乏力向前跌倒,膝頭同上半身都掂到地,或蜷縮住咁瞓咗響地