heap 音标拼音: [h'ip]
n . 堆;大量,许多
vt . 堆,堆积起
堆;大量,许多堆,堆积起
heap 堆叠; 堆场; 堆置
heap 堆
heap n 1 :
a collection of objects laid on top of each other [
synonym :
{
pile }, {
heap }, {
mound }, {
agglomerate }, {
cumulation },
{
cumulus }]
2 : (
often followed by `
of ')
a large number or amount or extent ;
"
a batch of letters "; "
a deal of trouble "; "
a lot of money ";
"
he made a mint on the stock market "; "
see the rest of the winners in our huge passel of photos "; "
it must have cost plenty "; "
a slew of journalists "; "
a wad of money " [
synonym :
{
batch }, {
deal }, {
flock }, {
good deal }, {
great deal },
{
hatful }, {
heap }, {
lot }, {
mass }, {
mess }, {
mickle }, {
mint },
{
mountain }, {
muckle }, {
passel }, {
peck }, {
pile }, {
plenty },
{
pot }, {
quite a little }, {
raft }, {
sight }, {
slew }, {
spate },
{
stack }, {
tidy sum }, {
wad }]
3 :
a car that is old and unreliable ; "
the fenders had fallen off that old bus " [
synonym : {
bus }, {
jalopy }, {
heap }]
v 1 :
bestow in large quantities ; "
He heaped him with work "; "
She heaped scorn upon him "
2 :
arrange in stacks ; "
heap firewood around the fireplace ";
"
stack your books up on the shelves " [
synonym : {
stack }, {
pile },
{
heap }]
3 :
fill to overflow ; "
heap the platter with potatoes "
Heap \
Heap \ (
h [=
e ]
p ),
n . [
OE .
heep ,
heap ,
heap ,
multitude ,
AS .
he ['
a ]
p ;
akin to OS .
h [=
o ]
p ,
D .
hoop ,
OHG .
houf ,
h [=
u ]
fo ,
G .
haufe ,
haufen ,
Sw .
hop ,
Dan .
hob ,
Icel .
h [=
o ]
pr troop ,
flock ,
Russ .
kupa heap ,
crowd ,
Lith .
kaupas .
Cf . {
Hope },
in Forlorn hope .]
1 .
A crowd ;
a throng ;
a multitude or great number of persons .
[
Now Low or Humorous ]
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The wisdom of a heap of learned men . --
Chaucer .
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A heap of vassals and slaves . --
Bacon .
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He had heaps of friends . --
W .
Black .
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2 .
A great number or large quantity of things not placed in a pile ;
as ,
a heap of trouble . [
Now Low or Humorous ]
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A vast heap ,
both of places of scripture and quotations . --
Bp .
Burnet .
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I have noticed a heap of things in my life . --
R .
L .
Stevenson .
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3 .
A pile or mass ;
a collection of things laid in a body ,
or thrown together so as to form an elevation ;
as ,
a heap of earth or stones .
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Huge heaps of slain around the body rise . --
Dryden .
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Heap \
Heap \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Heaped } (
h [=
e ]
pt );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Heaping }.] [
AS .
he ['
a ]
pian .]
1 .
To collect in great quantity ;
to amass ;
to lay up ;
to accumulate ; --
usually with up ;
as ,
to heap up treasures .
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Though he heap up silver as the dust . --
Job .
xxvii .
16 .
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2 .
To throw or lay in a heap ;
to make a heap of ;
to pile ;
as ,
to heap stones ; --
often with up ;
as ,
to heap up earth ;
or with on ;
as ,
to heap on wood or coal .
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3 .
To form or round into a heap ,
as in measuring ;
to fill (
a measure )
more than even full .
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1913 Webster ]
275 Moby Thesaurus words for "
heap ":
abundance ,
accord ,
accumulate ,
accumulation ,
administer ,
afford ,
agglomeration ,
aggregate ,
aggregation ,
allot ,
allow ,
amass ,
amassment ,
amount ,
anthill ,
army ,
assemble ,
auto ,
autocar ,
automobile ,
award ,
backlog ,
bag ,
bank ,
bank up ,
barrel ,
batch ,
bestow ,
bestow on ,
boat ,
bottle ,
box ,
budget ,
buggy ,
bunch ,
burden ,
bus ,
can ,
car ,
charge ,
choke ,
chunk ,
clump ,
cluster ,
clutch ,
cock ,
cohue ,
collect ,
collection ,
commissariat ,
commissary ,
communicate ,
confer ,
congeries ,
conglomeration ,
considerable ,
cord ,
cornucopia ,
count ,
crate ,
crowd ,
crush ,
cumulate ,
cumulation ,
deal ,
deal out ,
deluge ,
deposit ,
dish out ,
dispense ,
dog ,
dole ,
dole out ,
donate ,
dose ,
drift ,
dump ,
dune ,
embankment ,
extend ,
fill ,
flock ,
flood ,
fork out ,
freight ,
galaxy ,
garner ,
garner up ,
gather ,
gather into barns ,
gathering ,
gift ,
gift with ,
give ,
give cheerfully ,
give freely ,
give out ,
glean ,
gob ,
gobs ,
good deal ,
grant ,
great deal ,
group ,
hand out ,
harvest ,
haycock ,
haymow ,
hayrick ,
haystack ,
heap up ,
heap upon ,
heaps ,
help to ,
hide ,
hill ,
hoard ,
hoard up ,
hold ,
horde ,
host ,
hunk ,
impart ,
inventory ,
issue ,
jalopy ,
jam ,
jillion ,
keep ,
lade ,
larder ,
large amount ,
lashings ,
lavish ,
lavish upon ,
lay up ,
legion ,
let have ,
load ,
loads ,
lot ,
lots ,
lumber ,
lump ,
machine ,
mass ,
material ,
materials ,
materiel ,
measure ,
mess ,
mete ,
mete out ,
million ,
mint ,
mob ,
molehill ,
motor ,
motor vehicle ,
motorcar ,
motorized vehicle ,
mound ,
mountain ,
mow ,
much ,
multitude ,
munitions ,
not hold back ,
number ,
offer ,
oodles ,
open the purse ,
pack ,
pack away ,
panoply ,
parcel ,
part ,
peck ,
pile ,
pile up ,
piles ,
plenitude ,
plenty ,
plethora ,
pocket ,
portion ,
pot ,
pots ,
pour ,
power ,
present ,
press ,
proffer ,
provide ,
provisionment ,
provisions ,
put up ,
pyramid ,
quantities ,
quantity ,
quite a little ,
rabble ,
raft ,
rafts ,
rain ,
ration ,
rations ,
reap ,
render ,
repertoire ,
repertory ,
rick ,
rout ,
ruck ,
sack ,
save ,
save up ,
scads ,
scores ,
sea ,
secrete ,
serve ,
set aside ,
shell out ,
ship ,
shock ,
shower ,
shower down upon ,
sight ,
slew ,
slews ,
slip ,
small amount ,
snow ,
snowdrift ,
spare no expense ,
spare nothing ,
spate ,
squirrel ,
squirrel away ,
stack ,
stack up ,
stacks ,
stash ,
stock ,
stock up ,
stock -
in -
trade ,
stockpile ,
store ,
store up ,
stores ,
stow ,
sum ,
superabundance ,
supplies ,
supply ,
supply on hand ,
tender ,
thousand ,
throng ,
tidy sum ,
tons ,
treasure ,
treasure up ,
treasury ,
trillion ,
tub ,
voiture ,
vouchsafe ,
wad ,
wads ,
wheels ,
whole slew ,
wreck ,
yield 1 .
An area of memory used for {dynamic memory
allocation } where blocks of memory are allocated and freed in
an arbitrary order and the pattern of allocation and size of
blocks is not known until {run time }. Typically , a program
has one heap which it may use for several different purposes .
Heap is required by languages in which functions can return
arbitrary data structures or functions with {free variables }
see {closure }). In {C } functions {malloc } and {free } provide
access to the heap .
Contrast {stack }. See also {dangling pointer }.
2 . A data structure with its elements partially
ordered (sorted ) such that finding either the minimum or the
maximum (but not both ) of the elements is computationally
inexpensive (independent of the number of elements ), while
both adding a new item and finding each subsequent
smallest /largest element can be done in O (log n ) time , where n
is the number of elements .
Formally , a heap is a {binary tree } with a key in each {node },
such that all the {leaves } of the tree are on two adjacent
levels ; all leaves on the lowest level occur to the left and
all levels , except possibly the lowest , are filled ; and the
key in the {root } is at least as large as the keys in its
children (if any ), and the left and right subtrees (if they
exist ) are again heaps .
Note that the last condition assumes that the goal is finding
the minimum quickly .
Heaps are often implemented as one -dimensional {arrays }.
Still assuming that the goal is finding the minimum quickly
the {invariant } is
heap [i ] <= heap[2*i] and heap[i] <= heap[2*i+1] for all i,
where heap [i ] denotes the i -th element , heap [1 ] being the
first . Heaps can be used to implement {priority queues } or in
sort } algorithms .
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