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encontrarme
pesado, -a
I. heavy <heavier, heaviest> [Am ˈhɛvi, Brit ˈhɛvi] ADJ
1.1. heavy (weighty):
heavy load/suitcase/weight
heavy saucepan
it's very heavy
it's very heavy
my legs felt heavy
heavy goods vehicle
heavy work
1.2. heavy (thick):
heavy fabric/garment
heavy fabric/garment
a heavy gold chain
a pair of heavy boots
1.3. heavy (solid):
heavy bread/cake/meal
1.4. heavy (large-scale) attr:
heavy artillery/machinery
2.1. heavy (ponderous):
heavy tread/footstep/movement/fall
heavy thud/thump
2.2. heavy:
heavy features
heavy features
heavy eyelids
heavy sarcasm/irony
a heavy hint
2.3. heavy PHYS attr:
heavy isotope/water
3.1. heavy (oppressive):
heavy clouds/sky
heavy perfume
a heavy silence
to be heavy with sth
3.2. heavy (loud):
heavy sigh
heavy breather ugs
3.3. heavy (dark):
heavy shading
in heavy type
3.4. heavy (sad):
heavy
heavy
3.5. heavy (earnest):
heavy book/treatment
heavy book/treatment
4.1. heavy (intense):
heavy rain
heavy traffic
heavy expenditure
heavy crop
he's a heavy sleeper
he's a heavy sleeper
heavy sea
I've got a heavy cold
I've got a heavy cold
4.2. heavy (severe):
heavy sentence/penalty
heavy casualties
heavy blow
heavy blow
heavy losses
4.3. heavy (demanding, onerous):
heavy responsibility/task
heavy schedule
I've had a heavy day at work ugs
to be heavy on sth the children are very heavy on their shoes
4.4. heavy (difficult) sl:
things got kind of heavy
4.5. heavy (violent):
heavy sl
the heavy mob moved in
II. heavy [Am ˈhɛvi, Brit ˈhɛvi] ADV
to lie/hang/weigh heavy on sb/sth liter
pesar sobre alguien/algo liter
III. heavy <pl heavies> [Am ˈhɛvi, Brit ˈhɛvi] SUBST
1.1. heavy (strong-arm man):
heavy
matón m ugs
heavy
gorila m ugs
1.2. heavy THEAT:
heavy
heavy
malo m ugs
2.1. heavy ugs (important person):
heavy
peso mf pesado ugs
2.2. heavy ugs (newspaper):
heavy Brit
top-heavy [Am ˈtɑp ˌhɛvi, Brit tɒpˈhɛvi] ADJ
top-heavy structure:
top-heavy
the company is top-heavy
heavy breathing SUBST U
jadeos mpl
heavy artillery SUBST U
heavy artillery
heavy-footed [ˌhɛviˈfʊdəd] ADJ
heavy-footed
heavy-handed [Am ˈˌhɛvi ˈˌhændəd, Brit ˌhɛvɪˈhandɪd] ADJ
1. heavy-handed (clumsy):
heavy-handed
2. heavy-handed (tactless, inept):
heavy-handed action
heavy-handed compliment/person
heavy-handed compliment/person
heavy-handedly [Am ˈˌhɛvi ˈˌhændədli, Brit ˌhɛvɪˈhandɪdli] ADV
1. heavy-handedly (clumsily):
heavy-handedly
2. heavy-handedly (tactlessly):
heavy-handedly
heavy-handedly
heavy-hearted [ˌhɛviˈhɑrdəd] ADJ
heavy-hearted
heavy-hearted
heavy industry SUBST U or C
heavy industry
heavy metal SUBST
1. heavy metal C CHEM:
heavy metal
2. heavy metal U MUS:
heavy metal
heavy metal
I. heavy [ˈhevi] -ier, -iest -ies ADJ
1. heavy (weighing a lot):
heavy
heavy food
2. heavy:
heavy (difficult)
heavy (schedule)
3. heavy (strong):
heavy
heavy fall a. WIRTSCH
4. heavy:
heavy (features)
5. heavy (severe):
heavy
heavy responsibility
heavy sea
to be heavy on sb
6. heavy (abundant):
heavy
heavy investment
heavy frost/gale
to be heavy on sth
to be heavy with sth
7. heavy (excessive):
heavy sleep
8. heavy (thick):
heavy
heavy beard
heavy sky
heavy shoe
II. heavy [ˈhevi] -ier, -iest -ies SUBST ugs
heavy
top-heavy ADJ
top-heavy
heavy-duty [ˌheviˈdju:ti, Am -ˈdu:t̬i] ADJ
heavy-duty
heavy-duty machine
heavy-duty vehicle
heavy-hearted ADJ
heavy-hearted
heavy water SUBST
heavy water
heavy metal SUBST
1. heavy metal (lead, cadmium):
heavy metal
2. heavy metal MUS:
heavy metal
heavy-going ADJ
heavy-going
heavy-handed ADJ
1. heavy-handed (clumsy):
heavy-handed
2. heavy-handed (harsh):
heavy-handed
heavy industry SUBST kein Pl
heavy industry
heavy goods vehicle SUBST
I. heavy <-ier, -iest> [ˈhev·i] ADJ
1. heavy (weighing a lot):
heavy
heavy food
2. heavy:
heavy (difficult)
heavy (schedule)
3. heavy (strong):
heavy
heavy fall a. WIRTSCH
4. heavy:
heavy (features)
5. heavy (severe):
heavy
heavy responsibility
heavy sea
6. heavy (abundant):
heavy
heavy investment
heavy frost/rain
to go heavy on sth
7. heavy (excessive):
8. heavy (thick):
heavy
heavy beard
heavy sky
II. heavy <-ies> [ˈhev·i] SUBST sl
heavy
top-heavy ADJ
top-heavy
heavy going ADJ
heavy going
heavy-handed ADJ
1. heavy-handed (clumsy):
heavy-handed
2. heavy-handed (harsh):
heavy-handed
heavy-duty ADJ
heavy-duty
heavy-duty machine
heavy-duty vehicle
heavy drinker SUBST
heavy drinker
gran bebedor(a) m (f)
heavy hitter SUBST
heavy hitter
heavy hitter
duro m Col
heavy metal SUBST
1. heavy metal (lead, cadmium):
heavy metal
2. heavy metal MUS:
heavy metal
heavy water SUBST
heavy water
heavy-hearted ADJ
heavy-hearted
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