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heavy/ˈhevi/ adj., n. & adv.●adj. (heavier, heaviest) 1 of great or exceptionally high weight; difficult to lift 重的，沉的 2a of great density 密度大的 b Physics having a greater than the usual mass (esp. of isotopes and compounds containing them) 【物理学】重的(尤指同位素及含同位素的化合物) 3 abundant, considerable 大量的，多的 a heavy crop 大丰收 4 severe, intense, extensive, excessive 严峻的；强烈的；广泛的；过分的 heavy fighting 激战; a heavy sleep 沉睡 5 doing something to excess 无节制的 a heavy drinker 酗酒者 6a striking or falling with force 用力的 heavy blows 强力的打击; heavy rain 大雨 b (of the sea) having large powerful waves (海洋)波浪汹涌的 7 (of rock music etc.) highly amplified with a strong beat (摇滚音乐等)节奏强烈的 8 (of machinery, artillery, etc.) very large of its kind; large in calibre etc. (机器、大炮等)大型的；口径大的 9 causing a strong impact 导致沉重撞击的；重重的 a heavy fall 沉重的倒下 10 needing much physical effort 费力的 heavy work 繁重的工作 11 (foll. by 后跟 with) laden 装满的；负载的 12 carrying heavy weapons 装备重武器的 the heavy brigade 重装备旅 13a (of a speech, writing, etc.) serious or sombre in tone or attitude; dull, tedious (演讲、写作等)严肃的；乏味的，单调的 b (of a person) sternly repressive (指人)忧郁的；压抑的 heavy father 忧郁的父亲 14a (of food) hard to digest (食物)难消化的 b (of a literary work etc.) hard to read or understand (文学作品等)深奥的；难懂的 15 intellectually slow 迟钝的 16 (of bread etc.) too dense from not having risen (面包等)不松软的；未发起的 17 (of ground) difficult to traverse or work (指地面)泥泞难走的 18 oppressive; hard to endure 感觉沉重的，难以忍受的 a heavy fate 悲惨的命运; heavy demands 过多的需求 19a coarse, ungraceful 粗俗的；下流的 heavy features 面目可憎 b unwieldy 拙笨的 ●n. (pl. -ies) 1 colloq. a large violent person; a thug [口]恶棍；暴徒 2 a villainous or tragic role or actor in a play etc. 反派角色；悲剧角色 3 (usu. in pl. 通常用复数) Brit. colloq. a serious newspaper [英口]严肃的报刊 4 anything large or heavy of its kind, e.g. a vehicle 大型；重型(如机动车) 5 slang strong beer, esp. bitter [俚语] (尤指苦涩且度数高的)啤酒 ●adv. heavily (esp. in comb. 尤用于复合词 : heavy-laden 负载沉重地) 沉重地 □ heavy on using a lot of 大量使用的 heavy on petrol 大量使用石油 □ make heavy weather of see 见 WEATHER □ heavily adv.□ heaviness n.□ heavyish adj.[Old English hefig from Germanic: related to HEAVE] |