heaviness
沉重,沉重感,厚重感,沉重的感觉
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Definitions
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heav·i·er, heav·i·est.
- : of great weight; hard to lift or carry: a heavy load.
- : of great amount, quantity, or size; extremely large; massive: a heavy vote; a heavy snowfall.
- : of great force, intensity, turbulence, etc.: a heavy sea.
- : of more than the usual or average weight: a heavy person; heavy freight.
- : having much weight in proportion to bulk; being of high specific gravity: a heavy metal.
- : of major import; grave; serious: a heavy offense.
- : deep or intense; profound: a heavy thinker; heavy slumber.
- : Military. thickly armed or equipped with guns of large size.Compare heavy cruiser. of the more powerful sizes: heavy weapons.Compare heavy artillery.
- : hard to bear; burdensome; harsh; oppressive: heavy taxes.
- : hard to cope with; trying; difficult: a heavy task.
- : being as indicated to an unusually great degree: a heavy buyer.
- : broad, thick, or coarse; not delicate: heavy lines drawn in charcoal.
- : weighted or laden: air heavy with moisture.
- : fraught; loaded; charged: words heavy with meaning.
- : depressed with trouble or sorrow; showing sorrow; sad: a heavy heart.
- : without vivacity or interest; ponderous; dull: a heavy style.
- : slow in movement or action; clumsy: a heavy walk.
- : loud and deep; sonorous: a heavy sound.
- : overcast or cloudy.
- : exceptionally dense in substance; insufficiently raised or leavened; thick: heavy doughnuts.
- : not easily digested.
- : being in a state of advanced pregnancy; nearing childbirth: heavy with child;heavy with young.
- : having a large capacity, capable of doing rough work, or having a large output: a heavy truck.
- : producing or refining basic materials, as steel or coal, used in manufacturing: heavy industry.
- : sober, serious, or somber: a heavy part in a drama.
- : Chemistry. of or relating to an isotope of greater than normal atomic weight, as heavy hydrogen or heavy oxygen, or to a compound containing such an element, as heavy water.
- : Slang. very good; excellent.very serious or important: a really heavy relationship.
- : Phonetics. stressed. long.
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plural heav·ies.
- : a somber or ennobled theatrical role or character: Iago is the heavy in Othello.
- : the theatrical role of a villain.
- : an actor who plays a theatrical heavy.
- : Military. a gun of great weight or large caliber.
- : Slang. a very important or influential person: a reception for government heavies.
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- : heavily.
Phrases
- heavy going
- heavy hand, with a
- heavy heart, with a
- heavy hitter
- hot and heavy
- make heavy weather of
- play the heavy
- time hangs heavy
Synonyms & Antonyms
Examples
Sheppard said before the draft that Wall won’t be playing heavy minutes anymore after averaging just under 36 minutes per game since coming into the league as the No.
A long-haul aircraft like this is much heavier when it takes off than when it lands—that’s the reason a pilot may decide to dump fuel if they need to return to the airport they took off from right away in an emergency.
That includes heavy metals, radioactive materials, coliforms and phosphates.
If you lift heavy weights, you develop bigger muscles and get better at lifting heavy weights.
As in his Cavaliers stint, Lue takes over the Clippers with the franchise facing its heaviest championship expectations to date.
So the heaviness was not so much a literary conceit but something I wanted to talk about.
Something heavy and sad came over Abu Hassar and the heaviness of that thing came over me.
He saw himself as a deep-inside player in the intelligence world, and the heaviness of the responsibility was not sitting well.
And later, we want to see people in various stages of working it off, or at the very least, grappling with heaviness.
A heaviness as of unguessed tragedy lay upon all three, not only upon Tom.
It was also (p. 255) supposed valuable in cases of heaviness and obtuseness of intellect.
The varnish has a thicker and less dainty aspect, although of excellent quality still, but there is an impression of heaviness.
Do not gastronomists complain of heaviness in London after eating a couple of mutton-chops?
In spite of the sunshine and balm of the bright weather, a sense of heaviness and foreboding oppressed her.