一堆

Tā yǒu yī duī shū yào dú.

She has a pile of books to read.

The phrase uses '一堆' to indicate a large amount of something, in this case, books that the person needs to read.

Wǒmen zài hǎitān shàng kàn dào yī duī pángxiè.

We saw a pile of crabs on the beach.

'一堆' in this context refers to a group of crabs spotted on a beach.

Wǒ xūyào chǔlǐ yī duī wénjiàn.

I need to deal with a pile of documents.

This sentence uses '一堆' to refer to the large amount of paperwork that needs to be dealt with.

Tā de fángjiān lǐ yǒu yī duī jiù yīfú.

There's a pile of old clothes in her room.

The Chinese phrase '一堆' is used here to indicate a significant amount of old clothes in someone's room.

Tāmen jiā yǒu yī duī jiājù.

They have a lot of furniture at home.

The expression uses '一堆' to describe a large quantity of furniture in someone's home.

Wǒ yǒu yī duī rènwù yào zuò.

I have a pile of tasks to do.

'一堆' is used here to express a high quantity of tasks pending to be done.

Tā de zhuōzi shàng duī mǎnle yī duī zhǐ.

His desk is piled high with paper.

This sentence uses '一堆' to describe the high amount of papers piling up on someone's desk.

Wǒ kàn dào dìbǎn shàng yǒu yī duī língqián.

I see a pile of change on the floor.

The phrase '一堆' is used in this sentence to describe an amount of loose change in a place, which is on the floor in this case.

Tā de yóuxiāng lǐ yǒu yī duī wèi dú de yóujiàn.

He has a bunch of unread emails in his inbox.

In this instance, '一堆' is used to express the quantity of unread emails in someone's inbox.

Wǒ gāng cóng yóujú ná dào yī duī xìn.

I just got a bunch of letters from the post office.

In this sentence, '一堆' is used to describe an abundant quantity of items, which are letters in this case.