heavily в PONS речника

Преводи за heavily в английски»български речника

Индивидуални преводни двойки

to be taxed lightly/heavily

облагат ме с малки/големи данъци

to drink heavily

пия много

Преводи за heavily в български »английски речника

Индивидуални преводни двойки

тръшкам

fall [or drop] down heavily

тежко

heavily

стъпвам тежко

tread heavily

тежко

heavily

въздъхвам тежко

sigh heavily

спя тежко

sleep heavily

дишам тежко

breathe heavily [or hard]

тръшвам

drop down heavily

въздишам тежко/дълбоко

sigh heavily/deeply

едър мъж

heavily-built man

мъкна

walk heavily

наливам

drink heavily

навличам

dress heavily

heavily Примери от PONS речника (редакционно проверени)

to be taxed lightly/heavily

облагат ме с малки/големи данъци

to drink heavily

пия много

fall [or drop] down heavily

тръшкам

едноезични примери (не са проверени от PONS редакцията)

английски

Start-stop systems are heavily reliant on the battery.

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It was recorded from the soundboard and heavily bootlegged over the years, before it gained an official release in 2004.

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In the meantime, it would be sufficient to impose a heavily graduated tax on wealth and limit the right of inheritance.

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In this way, even large or heavily armored ships could be sunk or disabled with a single well-placed hit.

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In the 2000s, the jingle was heavily shortened down to just the opening verse and sign-off.

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At the club's annual general meeting, it was revealed that the club was heavily in debt.

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Whilst not illegal or against the rules of the sport, it is heavily frowned upon.

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Nevertheless, such deep understanding is available only for heavily studied systems such as shallow lakes.

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The area has also been heavily developed with upmarket private housing since the 1920s.

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Although it approximately followed the line of the earlier railway, it was more heavily engineered with embankments, cuttings and tunnels, which tended to straighten out the earlier somewhat meandering course.

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