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heavy

/ˈhev.i/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui pèse lourd ou qui est difficile à soulever ou à déplacer, ou qui est intense ou difficile à supporter., Nom désignant un objet lourd ou une personne influente et importante, souvent employé dans des contextes spécifiques.

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adjective

/ˈhev.i/A1formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui pèse lourd ou qui est difficile à soulever ou à déplacer, ou qui est intense ou difficile à supporter.

Describes something that weighs a lot or is difficult to lift or move.

  1. Great weightA1formal

    Having a lot of weight; difficult to lift or move.

    frPesant, lourd

    • The box is too heavy for me to carry alone.
    • She lifted a heavy suitcase onto the bed.
    • The truck was loaded with heavy equipment.

    Synonymesburdensomecumbersomeleadenmassiveponderoussubstantialweighty

    Antonymesairyfeatherweightlightweightless

  2. Intense or severeA2formal

    Used to describe something that is very strong, intense, or severe.

    frIntense ou sévère

    • There was heavy rain all night.
    • Heavy traffic delayed our arrival by an hour.
    • The patient experienced heavy bleeding after the surgery.

    Synonymesacuteforcefulgraveintensepowerfulseriousseverestrong

    Antonymeslightmildslightweak

  3. Serious or profoundB1formal

    Something that is deep, serious, or emotionally weighty.

    frlourd de sens

    • They had a heavy conversation about the future.
    • The news of the accident left a heavy feeling in the room.
    • He carried a heavy burden of responsibility.

    Synonymesdeepgraveintenseprofoundserioussolemnsomberweighty

    Antonymeslightshallowsuperficialtrivial

  4. Large amount or quantityB1informal

    Used to describe something that is abundant or excessive.

    frabondant, copieux

    • She put a heavy amount of sugar in her coffee.
    • The company made heavy investments in new technology.
    • Heavy snowfall caused school closures.

    Synonymesabundantampleconsiderablecopiousexcessivelargemassiveplentifulprofusesubstantial

    Antonymeslightslightsmallthin

Formes
  • heavier comparative form
  • heaviest superlative form
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noun

/ˈhɛv.i/A2formal
  • frNom désignant un objet lourd ou une personne influente et importante, souvent employé dans des contextes spécifiques.

A noun referring to a weighty object or a person of importance or influence, often used in specific contexts.

  1. A large or strong personB2informal

    A person who is physically large, strong, or imposing, often used in the context of a bodyguard or enforcer.

    frHomme de main / gorille

    • The movie star was surrounded by heavies.
    • The heavies at the club kept the crowd under control.
    • He worked as a heavy for a security company.

    Synonymesbodyguardbouncerbruiserenforcermusclestrongmanthugtough

  2. A serious or important personB2informal

    A person of significant influence, power, or importance, often in a particular field.

    frPersonne importante ou influente

    • He is one of the heavies in the music industry.
    • The political heavies attended the summit.
    • She's a heavy in the world of finance.

    Synonymesbig cheesebig shotbigwigdignitarymagnatemover and shakernabobnotablepersonagevip

Formes
  • heavies plural form
  • heavies' possessive plural form
  • heavy's possessive singular form
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