(past and past participle heaved或【主航海】 hove)
1
- with obj. and adverbial of direction lift or haul (a heavy thing) with great effort用力举起（或拉、拖）：
she heaved the sofa back into place
她把沙发拖回了原来的位置
he heaved himself out of bed.
他用力从床上爬起来。
1.1
- Nautical pull, raise, or move (a boat or ship) by hauling on a rope or ropes【航海】用绳将（船）拉动（或往高处拖动）。
1.2
- informal throw (something heavy)〈非正式〉扔, 甩, 抛（重物）：
she heaved half a brick at him.
她朝他扔过去半块砖。
2
- with obj. produce (a sigh)发出（叹息）：
he heaved a euphoric sigh of relief.
他欣慰地舒了口气。
3
- no obj. rise and fall rhythmically or spasmodically起伏：
his shoulders heaved as he panted.
他肩膀一起一伏地喘着气。
3.1
- make an effort to vomit; retch呕吐, 恶心：
my stomach heaved.
我觉得反胃。
1
- an act of heaving, especially a strong pull拖拽。
1.1
- Geology a sideways displacement in a fault【地质】平错, 隆起。
2
heaves
another term for COPD OF HORSES.
短语
heave in sight （或into view）
- chiefly Nautical come into view【主航海】进入视野, 出现：
they held out until a British fleet hove in sight.
他们一直坚持到一支英国舰队进入视野。
派生词
heaver
noun词源
Old English hebban, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch heffen and German heben 'lift up'.
短语动词
heave to
- Nautical (of a boat or ship) come to a stop, especially by turning across the wind leaving the headsail backed【主航海】（船）顶风停航, （船）停航。