Pronunciation: /paɪl draɪv/
noun a wrestling move in which a wrestler drives their opponent head-first into the mat
A1 The construction workers used a pile drive to secure the foundation of the building.
A2 The pile drive made a loud noise as it hammered the steel beams into the ground.
B1 The engineer operated the pile drive to drive the piles deep into the soil.
B2 The pile drive is a powerful machine used in construction to create a strong foundation.
C1 The pile drive operator carefully monitored the pressure and depth to ensure the piles were driven correctly.
C2 The company invested in a new pile drive system to increase efficiency and accuracy in their construction projects.
verb to execute a pile drive wrestling move
A1 The construction workers pile drive the foundation into the ground.
A2 The mechanic used a pile driver to pile drive the metal beams into place.
B1 The team of engineers decided to pile drive the support beams for the new bridge.
B2 The company hired a specialized crew to pile drive the large concrete pillars for the skyscraper.
C1 The contractor carefully orchestrated the pile driving operation to ensure the structural integrity of the building.
C2 The expert pile driver operator skillfully maneuvered the heavy machinery to pile drive the steel columns into the ground.
formal The construction crew used a pile driver to pile drive the foundation into the ground.
informal I watched in awe as the wrestler executed a perfect pile drive on his opponent.
slang I can't believe he pile drived that ball right into the water hazard.
figurative The team's relentless offense continued to pile drive through the opposing defense.
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