heavier的意思和读音

heavierheavy

heavy

: [ˈhevi] : ['hevi]

adj.;(

n.;(

adv.“heavily”

heavier  heaviest  heavies  

adj.+n.heavy rain,heavy load,heavy traffic,heavy duty,heavy snow

adj.light,thin,easy,weak,trivial

adj.busy

n.thug,hooligan,minder,bodyguard,bad guy

heavieradj.weighing a lot

1.weighing a lot; difficult to lift or move

She was struggling with a heavy suitcase.

My brother is much heavier than me.

He tried to push the heavy door open.

How heavy is it(= how much does it weigh) ?西

Many young people today are too heavy(= fat) .

Her father carried a heavy burden of responsibility.

worse than usual

2.more or worse than usual in amount, degree, etc.

the noise of heavy traffic

heavy frost/rain/snow

the effects of heavy drinking

There was heavy fighting in the capital last night.

The penalty for speeding can be a heavy fine .

She spoke with heavy irony .

not delicate

3.large and solid; not delicate

big, dark rooms full of heavy furniture

He was tall and strong, with heavy features.

material

4.thick

heavy curtains

a heavy coat

full of sth

5.~ with sthfull of or loaded with sth

trees heavy with apples

The air was heavy with the scent of flowers.

His voice was heavy with sarcasm.

machines

6.[ubn]large and powerful

a wide range of engines and heavy machinery

heavy lorries/trucks

busy

7.[ubn]involving a lot of work or activity; very busy

a heavy schedule

She'd had a heavy day.

work

8.hard, especially because it requires a lot of physical strength

heavy digging/lifting

fall/hit

9.falling or hitting sth with a lot of force

a heavy fall/blow

meal/food

10.large in amount or very solid

a heavy lunch/dinner

a heavy cake

drinker/smoker/sleeper

11.[obn]doing the thing mentioned more, or more deeply, than usual

a heavy drinker/smoker

a heavy sleeper

sound

12.loud and deep

heavy breathing/snoring

a heavy groan/sigh

using a lot

13.(informal)~ on sth使using a lot of sth

Older cars are heavy on gas.

Don't go so heavy on the garlic.

serious/difficult

14.serious; difficult to understand or enjoy

We found the play very heavy.

The discussion got a little heavy.

sea/ocean

15.dangerous because of big waves, etc.

strong winds and heavy seas

air/weather

16.hot and lacking fresh air, in a way that is unpleasant

It's very heavy─I think there'll be a storm.

soil

17.wet, sticky and difficult to dig or to move over

strict

18.very strict and severe

Don't be so heavy on her─it wasn't her fault.

IDM

They started shouting at me. It got very heavy.

get heavy(informal)to become very serious, because strong feelings are involved

They started shouting at me. It got very heavy.

She's a bit heavy going.

I found the course rather heavy going.

heavy goingused to describe sb/sth that is difficult to deal with or understand

She's a bit heavy going.

I found the course rather heavy going.

the heavy hand of management

heavy handa way of doing sth or of treating people that is much stronger and less sensitive than it needs to be

the heavy hand of management

She left her children behind with a heavy heart.

a heavy hearta feeling of great sadness

She left her children behind with a heavy heart.

the heavy mob/brigade(informal)a group of strong, often violent people employed to do sth such as protect sba heavy silence/atmospherea situation when people do not say anything, but feel embarrassed or uncomfortablemake heavy weather of sthto seem to find sth more difficult or complicated than it needs to ben.

1.[c](informal)a large strong man whose job is to protect a person or place, often using violence

2.[u];(strong beer, especially bitter

a pint of heavy

adv.IDM

Smoke lay heavy on the far side of the water.

Despair hangs heavy in the stifling air.

The crime lay heavy on her conscience.使

hang/lie heavyto be very noticeable in a particular place in a way that is unpleasant

Smoke lay heavy on the far side of the water.

Despair hangs heavy in the stifling air.

使使to cause sb/sth to feel uncomfortable or anxious

The crime lay heavy on her conscience.使

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adv.1.“heavily”

n.1.2.3.〉(,),4.5.,6.7.8.1.2.3.〉(,),4.5.,6.7.8.

adj.1.a heavy object weighs a lot; heavy clothes, shoes, or materials are thick and strong; used when talking about how much someone or something weighs; heavy machines, vehicles, or weapons are large and powerful2ed for saying that there is a lot of something; used for saying that something involves a lot of people, things, or money; using or containing a lot of something; containing a lot of something3.involving a lot of physical effort4.a heavy silence is not comfortable because there is a feeling of anger between people5.a heavy smell is sweet and strong6ed about things that look ugly because they are big; used about a way of moving that is slow and not graceful7ing a lot of bombs, guns, or other weapons; a heavy blow is done with a lot of physical force; involving a strong force, especially in a downward direction8.if a part of your body feels heavy, it is not comfortable and you cannot move it easily; if your eyes look heavy, they have a sad or tired expression9.very severe10.serious and difficult; a heavy situation or relationship is serious and often not enjoyable; serious and threatening11.a heavy noise is deep and low12.if the air is heavy, it is warm in a sticky unpleasant way, especially before rain or a storm13.if the sky is heavy, or the clouds are heavy, the sky is dark and it looks as though it will rain14.a heavy ocean is rough with big waves15.food that is heavy is solid and not enjoyable; a heavy meal is a little too large and you seem to feel it in your stomach for a long time after you have eaten it16.ground that is heavy is wet and muddy, so that it is difficult to walk or travel over it; heavy soil sticks together and is difficult to dig into17.if your heart is heavy, you feel sad1.a heavy object weighs a lot; heavy clothes, shoes, or materials are thick and strong; used when talking about how much someone or something weighs; heavy machines, vehicles, or weapons are large and powerful2ed for saying that there is a lot of something; used for saying that something involves a lot of people, things, or money; using or containing a lot of something; containing a lot of something3.involving a lot of physical effort4.a heavy silence is not comfortable because there is a feeling of anger between people5.a heavy smell is sweet and strong6ed about things that look ugly because they are big; used about a way of moving that is slow and not graceful7ing a lot of bombs, guns, or other weapons; a heavy blow is done with a lot of physical force; involving a strong force, especially in a downward direction8.if a part of your body feels heavy, it is not comfortable and you cannot move it easily; if your eyes look heavy, they have a sad or tired expression9.very severe10.serious and difficult; a heavy situation or relationship is serious and often not enjoyable; serious and threatening11.a heavy noise is deep and low12.if the air is heavy, it is warm in a sticky unpleasant way, especially before rain or a storm13.if the sky is heavy, or the clouds are heavy, the sky is dark and it looks as though it will rain14.a heavy ocean is rough with big waves15.food that is heavy is solid and not enjoyable; a heavy meal is a little too large and you seem to feel it in your stomach for a long time after you have eaten it16.ground that is heavy is wet and muddy, so that it is difficult to walk or travel over it; heavy soil sticks together and is difficult to dig into17.if your heart is heavy, you feel sad

adv.1.Same as heavily

n.1.a large strong man whose job is to protect someone; a large strong man who is paid to persuade someone to do something by using violence or threats2.an important or powerful person3.a serious newspaper

1. bigger heavier longer ...

2. ... heaves heavier heavier-than-air ...

3. thinner( heavier) funnier( ) ...

4. bigger heavier camel ...

5.(Heavier)。

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1.The long coastline near the camera shutter sound, should be received not flawless, rain is heavier, but did not affect people cheerful mood.线

2.In her own past behaviour, there was a continual cause for annoyance, and itl the faults of her family, a subject of even heavier sorrow.

3.A mixture of components heavier than butane is often marketed as one product, natural gasoline.

4.The irony is that Greece is in a position similar to that of Germany in the early 1930s, where cutting costs makes the debt load heavier.30

5.I don't know how I did it, he being twenty-five pounds heavier than I, but I heaved him to the window by his shirt collar.25

6.The sun is relatively young, part of a generation of stars known as Population I, which are relatively rich in elements heavier than helium.I

7.I got a bit heavier and started to enjoy life a lot more from the front row of my living room with my good friend. . . BEER.——

8.It was an hour-and-a-half trip each way, and I was a heavy boy, much heavier than I am as an adult.

9.It seems to me only fair that the most privileged members of our society should take up a heavier share of this national burden.

10.Each heartbeat began to be heavier than the last; listening, he could hear a weak but sharp sound by that surging or protruding something.西