Definition Synonyms
Definition of pie - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
foodbaked dish with crust and filling
- She baked a delicious apple pie for dessert.
2.
- Let's order a pepperoni pie for dinner.
3.
businessdivisible resource or wealth
- The company wants a bigger slice of the pie.
4.
mathematicsTECH. circular chart divided into slices showing parts of a wholeTECH.
- The report included a pie showing market shares.
5.
birdDated UK magpieDated UK
- The old text referred to a pie in the garden.
6.
financeDated smallest unit of currency in South AsiaDated
- He found an old pie in the collection.
Images of pie
baked dish with crust and filling 
pizza, especially in the Northeastern US 
circular chart divided into slices showing parts of a whole 
magpie
Expressions with pie
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person called cute in an affectionate way
You are such a cutie pie!
term of endearment
Come here, sugar pie, I've missed you so much.!
a beloved person often called to show affection
She called him her sweetie pie during the party.
admitting mistakes and acting humbly
After the debate, he had to eat humble pie.
cut a pie into slices
She decided to slice the pie for dessert.
distribute resources or benefits among people
The manager had to divide the pie among all team members.
share of something valuable
Everyone wants a piece of the pie when the company profits.
representing traditional American values or culture
Baseball is considered as American as apple pie.
participation in various projects or fields
With a finger in every pie, he never has a dull moment.
very easy to do or understand
Solving this puzzle is easy as pie.
admit one's mistakes and apologize humbly
After the debate, he had to eat humble pie.
something universally accepted or admired
Supporting the troops is as American as mom and apple pie.
deceptively kind or pleasant
He acted nice as pie, but he had ulterior motives.
portion of something divided among people
Each partner received an equal share of the pie.
very easy to do or understand
Fixing the bike was simple as pie.
share of valuable resource
Everyone wanted a slice of the pie from the profits.
extremely pleasant or kind in nature
She is sweet as pie to everyone she meets.
admitting a mistake or fault
He had to eat umble pie after the argument.
pie made of apples and sugar, often with cinnamon
She baked an apple pie for the family gathering.
pie with cherry filling
I baked a delicious cherry pie for dessert.
pie filled with a cream-based custard
She enjoyed a slice of cream pie after dinner..
pie that is served hot
She enjoyed a hot pie fresh from the oven.
savory dish with lamb meat and pastry
I enjoyed a delicious lamb pie for dinner.
baked dish of meat and often other ingredients encased in pastry
She enjoyed a delicious meat pie at the local bakery.
Origin of pie
Latin, pia (pious, good)
Terms with pie included in their meaning
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food
substance inside a pie or sandwich
cooking
outer layer of a pie or tart
food
small open pie with sliced apples and sugar
food
small pie filled with fruit or other sweet filling
cuisine
savory pie with egg and cream filling
pie filling
mixture of dried fruit and spices for pies
food
savoury pie made with meat or fish
cooking
pre-baking a pie crust before adding filling
Australia
meat pie in pea soup
cooking
bake a pie crust without filling
cooking
strip of pastry sealing a pie lid
food
semicircular pie with seasoned meat filling
food
pie made of molasses and crumbs
dish
canadian meat pie from Quebec, often eaten at Christmas
baking
bottom layer of a pie or pastry
food
traditional pork pie made in a specific English town
food
pie made of apples and sugar, often with cinnamon
food
pie with cherry filling
food
pie filled with a cream-based custard
baked snack
pie that is served hot
christmas
small pie with sweet mincemeat filling
children's play
mud shaped into a pie by children
food
sweet pie made from pecans, eggs, butter, and sugar
baking
outer layer of a pie made from pastry
Examples of pie in a sentence
The bakery is famous for its cherry pie. They served a delicious pie at the party. He grabbed a slice of pie from the box. Everyone wanted a share of the economic pie. The pie was divided among the stakeholders. The presentation included a pie of the budget allocation.
A pie was used to illustrate the survey results. A pie was spotted on the fence. The pie's call echoed through the woods. He paid the vendor with a pie. The pie is rarely used in modern transactions.
View all translations of pie
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- French:tarte, pizza, ...
- German:Kuchen, Pizza, ...
- Italian:torta, pizza, ...
- Spanish:pastel, pizza, ...
- Portuguese:tarte, pizza, ...
- Chinese:派, 披萨, ...
- Japanese:パイ, ピザ, ...
- Arabic:فَطِيرَة, بِيتْزَا, ...
- Hebrew:פַּאי, פִּיצָה, ...
- Russian:пирог, пицца, ...
- Ukrainian:пиріг, піца, ...
- Hindi:पाई, पिज्जा, ...
Definition of PIE - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
1.
acr: public-interest entityTECH. company serving the public interestTECH.
- The bank is a PIE under new regulations.
2.
acr: Proto-Indo-EuropeanTECH. ancient language that is the root of many languagesTECH.
- PIE is important for understanding language families.
3.
acr: Pan Island ExpresswayTECH. major highway in SingaporeTECH.
- We took the PIE to get there faster.
4.
acr: Personal Information EnvironmentTECH. system for managing personal digital informationTECH.
- My PIE keeps all my files organized.
Origin of PIE
origin_lang word1 (meaning1)
Examples of PIE in a sentence
PIEs must adhere to strict guidelines. PIE helps trace the origins of words. Linguists reconstruct PIE to study ancient cultures. Traffic was smooth on the PIE this morning. The PIE is often congested during rush hours. PIE allows me to access my notes anywhere.
She upgraded her PIE for more storage.
View all translations of PIE
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- French:EIP, PIE, ...
- German:Unternehmen von öffentlichem Interesse, Ursprache, ...
- Italian:EIP, protoindoeuropeo, ...
- Spanish:EIP, PIE, ...
- Portuguese:entidade de interesse público, PIE, ...
- Chinese:公众利益实体, 原始印欧语, ...
- Japanese:公益事業体, 印欧祖語, ...
- Arabic:كِيَان ذُو مَصْلَحَة عَامَّة, الهِنْدُوأُورُوبِّيَّة الأَصْلِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:יֵשׁוּת בַּעֲלַת עִנְיָן צִבּוּרִי, פרוטו-אינדו-אירופית, ...
- Russian:ПИЕ, скоростная автомагистраль Пан-Айленд, ...
- Ukrainian:ПІЕ, Пращурна Індоєвропейська Мова, ...
- Hindi:पीआईई, प्रोटो-इंडो-यूरोपीय, ...
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