heave如何读

英:[hiːv]

美:[hiːv]

heave英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 举; 拉; 扔,抛 lift and pull or push with great effort; throw (especially sth heavy)
  2. vt. & vi. 喘息; 发出 rise and fall regularly; give out (a sound, especially a sad sound)
  3. vt. & vi. 呕吐 try to bring up food from the stomach, especially because of illness
  4. vi. 凸起; 起伏 swell; rise and fall
n.(名词)
  1. [C][U]举,提,拖,拉,扔,起伏,升起 act of heaving

heave是什么意思

vt.

举起

投掷

使起伏

呕吐

vt.& vi.

喘息

呕吐

vi.

起伏

(山丘等)隆起

气喘

n.

举起

波动

隆起

呕吐

heave变形

复数:heaves

第三人称单数:heaves

现在分词:heaving

过去式:heaved或hove

过去分词:heaved或hove

heave词根

词根:heave

n.

heaver 挑夫,[机] 杠杆;举起物件的装置;举起者

heave英英释义

verb

transitive verb

lift, raise

heaved the trunk onto the table

throw, cast

heaved her books on the floor

to utter with obvious effort or with a deep breath

heave a sigh of relief

to cause to swell or rise Frost had heaved the sidewalk.

a spent horse gasping and heaving his chest

geology to displace (something, such as a rock stratum or a mineral vein) especially by a fault

to draw, pull, or haul on (something, such as a rope)

heave a line

obsolete elevate

intransitive verb

to rise and fall rhythmically

The boat heaved up and down on the waves.

pant

runners heaving at the finish line

pull, push

heaving on a rope

to move a ship in a specified direction or manner

past tense usually hove to move in an indicated way

the ship hove into view

to rise or become thrown or raised up

Roads had begun to heave with frost.

retch, vomit

nearly heaved at the gruesome sight

to strain or labor to do something difficult : struggle

noun

an effort to pull or raise something

with each heave of the rope

an act or instance of throwing : hurl

gave the ball a heave toward the basket

an upward motion : risingespecially: a rhythmical rising

the heave of his chest

geology horizontal displacement especially by the faulting of a rock

the total heave of the strata

heaves plural in form but singular or plural in construction, veterinary medicine chronic pulmonary emphysema of the horse resulting in difficult expiration, heaving of the flanks, and a persistent cough

heave词组

frost heave冻胀

heave a sigh叹了口气

heave区别

 fling, throw, cast, heave, toss, hurl, pitch

这组词都有“抛、投、掷”的意思,其区别是:

fling指用力投掷,或因感情激动而粗暴地或漫无目的地扔东西。

throw普通用词,使用广泛,仅指用力抛掷,不涉及动作方式或感情色彩。

cast常可与throw互换,指迅速扔出一个重量较轻的物体。

heave指把重物举起后扔出。

toss指无什么目的地、轻轻地、随意地掷或扔,所扔掷的东西一般都比较轻。

hurl通常指用力投掷,动作迅猛,所投掷的距离也较远。

pitch指随意地、轻轻地掷或扔,侧重方向性和有明确的目标。

以上来源于网络

 elevate, raise, hoist, heave, lift, boost

这组词都有“升起,举起”的意思,其区别是:

elevate较正式用词,指位置、高度的升高,多作比喻用,指职位、品德等的提高。

raise较正式用词,常可与lift换用,但强调把某物举起或抬起到应有的高度。常用比喻。

hoist多指用绳索、滑轮等机械把重物升起。

heave指需花大力气或借外力才能举起或抬起重物。

lift指用人力或机械力把某物升到较高的位置。

boost原义指从后面或下面推起或提高,现常用于指提高价格、振作精神等抽象概念。

以上来源于网络

heave词源中文解释

古英语 hebban “举起,抬起; 提升,提高”(第六类强动词; 过去式 hof,过去分词 hafen),源自原始日耳曼语 *hafjan(也指古诺尔斯语 hefja,荷兰语 heffen,德语 heben,哥特语 hafjan “举起,抬起”),源自 PIE *kap-yo-,源自词根 *kap- “抓住”。意义演变为“拿,抓住”,然后是“举起”。

与 have(古英语 habban “拥有,持有”)有关。意为“扔”的含义始于1590年代。航海意义上的“在任何方向上拉或拉”始于1620年代。早在14世纪初就有“被抬起或强制上升”的不及物用法; 1610年代有“上下起伏”的意思。意为“作呕,试图呕吐”的感觉最早见于1600年左右。相关: Heaved; heaving。航海用语 heave-ho 是举起的歌曲(约1300年, hevelow)。

heave_体育行业词汇

猛击

抛缆

拉缆

heave_地质学行业词汇

平错

heave_海洋科学行业词汇

垂荡

heave_石油行业词汇

升沉

heave词源英文解释

Verb and Noun Middle English heven, from Old English hebban; akin to Old High German hevan to lift, Latin capere to take

The first known use of heave was before the 12th century

heave儿童词典英英释义

henceadverb

from this place or time

a week hence

consequently, therefore

was a newcomer and hence had no close friends in the city

help1 of 2verb

to provide with what is useful in achieving an end : aid, assist

helped me get a job

remedy entry 2, relieve

rest helps a cold

to keep from

couldn't help laughing

prevent sense 1

it couldn't be helped

to serve with food or drink

help yourself

help2 of 2noun

an act or instance of helping : aid, assistance thanked us for our help

give help

the state of being helped : relief

a situation beyond help

a person or a thing that helps

a help in time of trouble

a hired helper or a body of hired helpers

hire new help

heightenverb

to make or become brighter or greater

heightened the citizens' awareness

to raise high or higher : elevate

heavy1 of 3adjective

having great weight or greater than usual weight

weighty in proportion to bulk : having a high density

gold is a heavy metal

having or being atoms of greater than normal mass

heavy isotopes

very hard to deal with : grievous

a heavy sorrow

of weighty importance : serious

words heavy with meaning

lacking life, gaiety, or charm : dull

drowsy sense 1

greater in volume, force, or power than the average heavy seas heavy infantry

heavy traffic

overcast entry 2

a heavy sky

laborious sense 2, labored

heavy breathing

using or consuming much

a heavy eater

rich and not easily digested

heavy desserts

producing goods (as coal or steel) used in the production of other goods

heavy industry

heavy2 of 3adverb

in a heavy manner : heavily

time hung heavy on their hands

heavy3 of 3noun

heavyweight sense 2

a theatrical role or an actor representing a dignified or impressive person

villain sense 2

heavy1 of 3adjective

having great weight or greater than usual weight

weighty in proportion to bulk : having a high density

gold is a heavy metal

having or being atoms of greater than normal mass

heavy isotopes

very hard to deal with : grievous

a heavy sorrow

of weighty importance : serious

words heavy with meaning

lacking life, gaiety, or charm : dull

drowsy sense 1

greater in volume, force, or power than the average heavy seas heavy infantry

heavy traffic

overcast entry 2

a heavy sky

laborious sense 2, labored

heavy breathing

using or consuming much

a heavy eater

rich and not easily digested

heavy desserts

producing goods (as coal or steel) used in the production of other goods

heavy industry

heavy2 of 3adverb

in a heavy manner : heavily

time hung heavy on their hands

heavy3 of 3noun

heavyweight sense 2

a theatrical role or an actor representing a dignified or impressive person

villain sense 2

heave1 of 2verb

to raise with effort

heave a trunk onto a truck

throw entry 1 sense 1a, cast, hurl

heave a rock

to utter with effort

heave a sigh

to rise and fall repeatedly

the runner's chest was heaving

to be thrown up or raised

the ground heaved during the earthquake

vomit entry 2 sense 1

heave2 of 2noun

an effort to heave or raise

a forceful throw : cast

a rhythmic rising (as of the chest in breathing)

heave医学词典英英释义

heaveverb

vomit

got carsick and heaved his lunch

heave 例句

1 She heaved, but nothing came up, and nothing came up.

2 Her chest was heaving even more and her mouth was open, smiling crazily as if she were pleased I was crying.

3 They eyed the wolves uncertainly, and when Summer returned to Hali's corpse to feed, Joseth dropped his knife and scrambled for the bush, heaving.

4 With all of his strength, he heaved the bottle and heard it hit the roof of the car with greater sound effects than he had expected it to.

5 Boots on the right feet, Bernabe heaved up and slouched over to the door.

6 There were general cries of yea and indeed. 07-03 heaved himself up on all fours.

7 She hesitated, and Kin heaved a sigh and said, “I’m not gonna steal it.”

8 He heaved the slice into his mouth and chewed loudly, his beady red eyes rolling in delight.

9 Shawn bent unsteadily and lifted a piece of heavy iron, then heaved it toward the Shear.

10 Varney grumbled like a tired old man and then heaved forward, pulling the wagon out of the driveway and onto Fifth Avenue.

11 Quickly she climbed the frost heave, lay down, and looked at the wolves.

12 Breezy mornings are ideal for privacy before the heat mounts and the baths heave with people; redolent of a carefree summer camp.

13 They were huffing and heaving around the room with the chair, mashing each other against the wall and sink.

14 I rush him hard from the bushes to the pool, heaving and panting.

15 He took out a backpack and heaved it over his shoulder.

16 For a moment, he thought it would catch his father perfectly, but then the entire ship heaved with another wave and the panel missed.

17 As they worked, the voice grew louder, rising over the sound of the heaving, creaking wreckage.

18 Inej barely had time to gather up her cape before the guard bent double and heaved her dinner over the tiled floor.

19 It felt good to move, to have her lungs ache and her chest heave.

20 With a huge heave, he jettisoned the lot into the suspended night.

heave 同义词

3 使断开

disconnect

5 平错

heaving

7 使起伏

undulate

9 肺气肿

emphysema

10 劳苦

work moil

15 使劲拉

haul

20 胀起

blown

23 升上

climb

25 上下波动

heaving

29 曳拉

schlepp

33

bloat belly

34 拉起

hoist draw up light hike

37 波浪拍打

bathe

38 使隆起

hunch uplift upraise upheave

40

draw cart

45 上下起伏

wiggly

48 胀大

turgid swelling bag bloat

51 拖拽

scrape schlep

52 拉上

wind heave up

53 膨大

intumescence

55 挺起

elevation

59 用力拉

strain

heave 短语相关

frost heave gave him the heave-ho got the old heave-ho heave-ho heave in/into sight heave into view heave to the (old) heave-ho

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