英:['hevɪnəs]
美:['hevɪnəs]
英:['hevɪnəs]
美:['hevɪnəs]
heav·i·ness
he vi nihs
词根:heavy
adj.heavy 沉重的;繁重的,巨大的;阴沉的
adv.heavy 大量地;笨重地
heavily 沉重地;猛烈地;沉闷地
n.heavy 重物;严肃角色
adjective
having great weightalso: characterized by mass or weight
how heavy is it?
having a high specific gravity : having great weight in proportion to bulk
Lead and gold are heavy metals.
of an isotope having or being atoms of greater than normal mass for that element
heavy carbons
difficult to bearspecifically: causing or characterized by severe pain or suffering
a heavy sorrow
of weighty import : serious
heavy consequences
characterized by depth or intensity : profound
a heavy silence
borne down by something oppressive : burdened
returned with heavy spirit
pregnantespecially: approaching parturition
She is heavy with child.
slow or dull from loss of vitality or resiliency : sluggish
a tired heavy step
lacking sparkle or vivacity : drab
a heavy writing style
lacking mirth or gaiety : cheerless
characterized by declining prices
The market is heavy.
dulled with weariness : drowsy
eyes were growing heavy
greater in quantity or quality than the average of its kind or class: such as
of unusually large size or amount
a heavy turnout
of great force
heavy seas
threatening to rain or snow heavy clouds
a heavy sky
impeding motion
heavy traffic
coming as if from a depth : loud
heavy breathing
thick, dense a heavy growth of timber heavy syrup
a heavy beard
oppressive, overwhelming heavy weather rule with a heavy hand
heavy perfume
steep, acute
on a heavy grade
laborious, difficult
heavy going
immoderate
a heavy smoker
more powerful than usual for its kind a heavy cruiser
a heavy cavalry
of large capacity or output
a heavy pump
very rich and hard to digest
heavy desserts
not properly raised or leavened
heavy bread
producing goods (such as coal, steel, or chemicals) used in the production of other goods
heavy industry
having stress (see stress entry 1 sense 5a)—used especially of syllables in accentual verse
a heavy rhythm
being the strongest degree of stress in speech
the heavy stress on the first syllable of basketball
relating to theatrical parts of a grave or somber nature
playing heavy roles
possessing a high degree or a great deal of something specified : long
heavy on ideas
important, prominent
a heavy politician
adverb
to a great or overwhelming degree : with or as if with great weight : in a heavy manner : heavilyClouds hung heavy in the sky.
weighed heavy on her mind
noun
heavyweight sense 2
a theatrical role of a dignified or somber characteralso: an actor playing such a role
a character in a story or play who opposes the hero : villain
one blamed for a particular evil or difficulty : villain
someone or something influential, serious, or important
古英语 hefigness “沉重的状态,重量; 负担,痛苦; 迟钝,昏睡; ”参见 heavy(形容词)+ -ness。乔叟用 heavity 表示“悲伤”。
Adjective and Adverb Middle English hevy, from Old English hefig; akin to Old High German hebīc heavy, Old English hebban to lift — more at heave >entry 1
The first known use of heavy was before the 12th century
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)
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
1 I see the pain in his face and feel the heaviness in his heart at not being able to bring us food.
2 An emotional heaviness pinned his limbs down into the hard mattress, immobilizing him.
3 Down she had gone that day, alone, a heaviness intolerable at her waist, a secret in her loins, down into the darkness, weeping and groaning and cursing God.
4 All the happy commercials on television showing kids wearing costumes, the noises on the street outside, give a heaviness to the pit of my stomach.
5 He looked at her and she saw tears in his eyes, she saw that he was wrapped in heaviness, a blanket of snow.
6 It was the heaviness of the air with its terrible smell.
7 Ben asked, lifting the package and measuring its satisfying heaviness.
8 Then, to lighten the heaviness I felt, I added, “I didn’t think I needed another one.”
9 He felt the tingling in his hands, the lightness in his head, the heaviness of his heart, and it consumed him, filled him to the brim with a bitterness and voracity that burned his throat.
10 All this time, trying to get away from the heaviness.
11 The walls, the paneling, the pervasive heaviness of nearly new fixtures, the colossal firedogs, the walk-in fireplaces of bright new stone referred back through the centuries to a time of lonely castles in mute forests.
12 I could see the exhaustion in the angle of his body, in the sideways droop of his head and the half-collapsed heaviness with which he was resting against the wooden railing.
13 He swung the tiller across the shark's head where the jaws were caught in the heaviness of the fish's head which would not tear.
他把舵把朝鲨鱼的脑袋抡去,打在它咬住厚实的鱼头的两颚上,那儿的肉咬不下来。
14 Our bodies are the same but there's a heaviness in Mabel's shoulders, a weariness in the way my hip leans against the counter.
15 He noticed that the emotional heaviness had transformed into bland lifelessness.
16 The moment you start forgiving, you feel lot lighter and years of heaviness lifted magically!
而从开始原谅的那刻起,你会感觉轻松了许多,多年的沉重包袱也神奇的不见了!
17 We got caught in heavy traffic.
18 In this case, experience of the body is required before its heaviness becomes clear.
这样,在知道物体的重量之前我们需要对物体的经验。
19 Heaviness in the heart of man maketh it stoop: but a good word maketh it glad.
人心忧虑,屈而不伸。一句良言,使心欢乐。
20 “Is that box too heavy for you to lift?” “No, it's not very heavy.”
1 严重
bad major heavy serious severe terrible gross grave nasty shocking immense aggravated high-impact frightful woeful severity extremity seriousness nastiness graveness
2 悲哀
threnetic sorry sad sore bleak dole dreary woeful sullen lamentable plaintive elegiac funereal lamenting ruth dolorous woebegone triste lachrymose tristful elegiacal tsoris threnode passion teen sorrow sadness woe bitterness gloom pall threnody dolour wae sadden con dolore
3 大量
great strong heavy billion fat Mass massive vast liberal ample legion abundant trillion galore copious profuse hard highly heavily freely extensively generously abundantly liberally profusely lavishly voraciously copiously plentifully prodigiously body million bank bag mountain volume ocean quantity wealth stack flood acre pile bulk bucket abundance multitude heap slew raft ream boatload vastness profusion immensity scads pocketful oodles cartload wodge much plenty
5 激烈
strong hot intense aggressive keen bitter terrific heated explosive fierce furious stand-up flaming stormy blistering ferocious bruising titanic hard-fought vehement dour acrimonious tempestuous ding-dong dingdong strongly aggressively violently fiercely keenly hotly furiously vehemently ferociously heatedly bitterness ferocity vigour fierceness vehemence
6 强烈
great full bad strong heavy powerful intense violent tremendous keen burning bitter profound fierce elemental hearty towering flaming raging ferocious blinding cordial racking red-hot consuming vehement all-consuming deep strongly deeply brightly vigorously painfully violently passionately keenly vehemently heartily fervently cordially virulently distractedly depth intensity sharpness bitterness vigour fierceness vehemence keenness strenuousness
7 痛苦
painful suffering nasty miserable anguish grievous thorny agonize sorely pain passion teen worm torture grief sour bale martyr affliction laceration twang peine throe cark toko toco smart writhe ride torment
8 累赘
wordish cumbersome unwieldy drag baggage clog handicap redundancy encumbrance excrescence nimiety a white elephant
10 沉重
clunky burdensome ponderous leaden lumping far-gone carking ton massiveness ponderosity severe stinging weighty onerous sombre heavy grave hollow oppressive smashing inspissate
11 迟钝
phlegmatical slow heavy fat thick moderate dim pudding inactive blunt opaque stagnant unresponsive lymphatic soggy inert obtuse pokey phlegmatic lumpish torpid poky dopey slow-witted muzzy half-witted purblind lobotomized sottish unapt heavy-headed torporific heavily thickness inertia stagnation inaction retardation phlegm torpor stagnancy tardigrade dullish stick-in-the-mud torpidity stagnate torpify dull opiate petrify obtund
13 黏硬
15 难消化
18 深沉
19 高额
20 粗
21 疲倦
mondayish weary wearing languid jadish frazzle tucker languor lassitude tire jade languish pump labour outwear
22 不活泼
slow static tame sluggish soggy inert languid torpid slack inertia inanimation stagnate asleep
23 抑郁