英语词汇heave怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ heave /ˈhiːv/ verb

heaves; heaved; heaving

¹ heave

/ˈhiːv/

verb

heaves; heaved; heaving

Learner's definition of HEAVE

: to lift or pull (something) with effort用力举起；使劲拖

[+ object]

We heaved the box (up) onto the table.我们使劲把箱子抬到桌上。
I tried to heave myself (up) out of the chair.我尽力把自己撑起离开椅子。
She heaved the door shut.她使劲一拉把门关上了。

[no object]

— usually + on

The sailors started heaving on the rope.水手们开始用力拉绳索。

[+ object] US : to throw (something) with effort（用力）扔，投，抛

heave a rock用力扔石头
The quarterback heaved the ball down the field.四分卫沿球场用力抛球。

[+ object] : to breathe in and breathe out (a sigh) in a slow or loud way喘息

She sat down and heaved a sigh of relief.她坐下来，如释重负地舒了口气。

[no object]

a : to move up and down repeatedly（不断地）起伏，升降

He stopped running and stood there with his chest heaving.他不跑了，站在那里直喘气。
The boat heaved up and down with the waves.小船随着波浪起伏。

b : to be pushed up被举起；被推起

The roads have begun to heave with frost.路面结霜，变高了。

[no object] informal : vomit

The smell made me want to heave.这气味让我想吐。

◊ If your stomach is heaving, you feel like vomiting.想呕吐

heave into view

or heave in/into sight

past tense and past participle hove /ˈhoʊv/

: to slowly move closer and become visible进入视野；出现

A ship hove into view on the horizon.一艘轮船出现在地平线上。

heave to

[phrasal verb]

of a boat or ship past tense and past participle hove

: to stop moving停航；停船

The ship hove to.轮船停航了。

— see also heaving

² heave /ˈhiːv/ noun

plural heaves

² heave

/ˈhiːv/

noun

plural heaves

Learner's definition of HEAVE

[count]

: an act of lifting or pulling something with effort（用力）举，拉

We lifted the box onto the table with a heave.我们用力把箱子抬上桌面。
He gave the rope a mighty heave.他用力拉绳子。

: a forceful throw（用力）扔

The quarterback uncorked a mighty heave.四分卫突然大力扔球。

— see also dry heaves

单词	heave
释义	heave (noun) heave 6 ENTRIES FOUND: heave (verb) heave (noun) heave-ho (noun) dry heaves (noun) sight (noun) view (noun) ¹ heave /ˈhiːv/ verb heaves; heaved; heaving ¹ heave /ˈhiːv/ verb heaves; heaved; heaving Learner's definition of HEAVE 1 : to lift or pull (something) with effort用力举起；使劲拖 [+ object] We heaved the box (up) onto the table.我们使劲把箱子抬到桌上。 I tried to heave myself (up) out of the chair.我尽力把自己撑起离开椅子。 She heaved the door shut.她使劲一拉把门关上了。 [no object] — usually + on The sailors started heaving on the rope.水手们开始用力拉绳索。 2 [+ object] US : to throw (something) with effort（用力）扔，投，抛 heave a rock用力扔石头 The quarterback heaved the ball down the field.四分卫沿球场用力抛球。 3 [+ object] : to breathe in and breathe out (a sigh) in a slow or loud way喘息 She sat down and heaved a sigh of relief.她坐下来，如释重负地舒了口气。 4 [no object] a : to move up and down repeatedly（不断地）起伏，升降 He stopped running and stood there with his chest heaving.他不跑了，站在那里直喘气。 The boat heaved up and down with the waves.小船随着波浪起伏。 b : to be pushed up被举起；被推起 The roads have begun to heave with frost.路面结霜，变高了。 5 [no object] informal : vomit The smell made me want to heave.这气味让我想吐。 ◊ If your stomach is heaving, you feel like vomiting.想呕吐 heave into view or heave in/into sight past tense and past participle hove /ˈhoʊv/ : to slowly move closer and become visible进入视野；出现 A ship hove into view on the horizon.一艘轮船出现在地平线上。 heave to [phrasal verb] of a boat or ship past tense and past participle hove : to stop moving停航；停船 The ship hove to.轮船停航了。 — see also heaving ² heave /ˈhiːv/ noun plural heaves ² heave /ˈhiːv/ noun plural heaves Learner's definition of HEAVE [count] 1 : an act of lifting or pulling something with effort（用力）举，拉 We lifted the box onto the table with a heave.我们用力把箱子抬上桌面。 He gave the rope a mighty heave.他用力拉绳子。 2 : a forceful throw（用力）扔 The quarterback uncorked a mighty heave.四分卫突然大力扔球。 — see also dry heaves
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