What does "pile in" mean?

To enter in large numbers To crowd into a space.

How do you use "pile in" in a sentence?

Everyone piled in the car. The kids piled in. Pile in, there's room for everyone!

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★☆ Common informal

Meaning: To enter in large numbers

大量涌入

Entrar en masa

大勢で入る

우르르 들어가다

To crowd into a space.

挤进一个空间。

Amontonarse en un espacio.

スペースに押し寄せること。

좁은 공간에 많은 사람이 몰려 들어가다.

Base verb: pile

Particle: in

Separable: No — the verb and particle stay together

Everyone piled in the car.
大家都挤进了车里
Todos se metieron en el coche
みんな車にぎゅうぎゅう乗り込んだ
모두 차에 우르르 올라탔다.
The kids piled in.
孩子们一窝蜂地涌进来了
Los niños entraron en tropel
子供たちがどっと入ってきた
아이들이 우르르 들어왔다.
Pile in, there's room for everyone!
都上车，够坐的！
¡Subid todos, hay sitio para todos!
みんな乗って、全員分の場所はあるよ！
다 타, 모두 탈 자리 있어!

Context: crowding, enthusiastic, group

Tone: cheerful

From piling up together.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal