| 单词 | cruiserweights |
| 释义 | heavy /hevˈi/adjective (heavˈier; heavˈiest)
Heavily noun
ORIGIN: OE hefig, from hebban to heave; OHGer hebîg heavˈily adverb heavˈiness noun heavˈier-than-airˈ adjective Of a greater specific gravity than the air it displaces, esp (of an aircraft) not sustained by a gas-filled bag heavˈy-armed adjective Bearing heavy armour or arms heavy breather noun heavy breathing noun Loud and laboured breathing due to exertion, excitement, etc, or esp sexual arousal, sometimes associated with anonymous obscene telephone calls heavy chemicals plural noun Those produced on a large scale for use in industry (eg sulphuric acid and sodium carbonate), opp to fine chemicals heavy cream noun (N American) Double cream heavˈy-duty adjective
heavˈy-handˈed adjective
heavˈy-headˈed adjective
heavy-heartˈed adjective Weighed down with grief heavy horse noun A large draught horse heavy hydrogen noun
heavy industry see under industry heavy-ladˈen adjective With a heavy burden heavy metal noun
heavy oil noun A hydrocarbon that is denser than water, esp one derived from coal tar heavy particle noun A baryon heavy petting noun Sexual activity that stops just short of full intercourse heavy rock noun (music) Hard rock heavy spar noun Barytes heavy swell noun A rough sea heavy water noun Water in which deuterium takes the place of ordinary hydrogen, or a mixture of this and ordinary water heavˈyweight noun
heavy wet noun (old sl) A drink of strong ale, or ale and porter mixed be heavily into (informal) To be keen on or an enthusiastic practitioner of be heavy going see under going1 heavy marching order The condition of troops fully equipped for field service the heavies
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