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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. heavy [Brit ˈhɛvi, Am ˈhɛvi] ПРИЛ

1. heavy (having weight):

heavy person, load, bag, parcel
heavy weight
to be too heavy to lift
how heavy are you?
to be heavy with young animal:

2. heavy (thick):

heavy fabric, coat
heavy shoes, frame
heavy line
heavy feature
heavy face
in heavy type
of heavy build
to wear heavy make-up

3. heavy (large):

heavy machinery
heavy ВОЕН artillery
“heavy plant crossing

4. heavy (weighty, ponderous) прен:

heavy movement, step
heavy irony, humour, responsibility
heavy sigh
my legs feel heavy
with a heavy heart
to be a heavy sleeper
a heavy thud
a heavy blow
you told me, ” he said with heavy emphasis
the going is heavy
si procede a fatica also прен

5. heavy (abundant):

heavy traffic, gunfire
heavy bleeding
heavy period
heavy charge, investment
to be heavy on (use a lot of) person: ingredient, perfume
to be heavy on machine: fuel
to be heavy on (contain a lot of) humour, ingredient

6. heavy (severe):

heavy defeat, loss, debt
heavy attack, bombing
heavy prison sentence, penalty, fine
heavy cuts, criticism
heavy cold
heavy casualties
heavy fighting

7. heavy (strong):

heavy perfume, scent, concentration
heavy accent

8. heavy METEO:

heavy rain
heavy frost
heavy fog, mist
heavy snow, dew
heavy cloud
heavy sky

9. heavy ГАСТР:

heavy meal, food, pastry
heavy wine

10. heavy (busy, packed):

heavy day, month, timetable, programme

11. heavy (difficult, serious):

heavy book, paper, film, lecture

12. heavy (loaded):

to be heavy with air, branch, atmosphere: perfume, flowers, resentment

II. heavy [Brit ˈhɛvi, Am ˈhɛvi] НРЧ

heavy weigh:

heavy

III. heavy [Brit ˈhɛvi, Am ˈhɛvi] СЪЩ разг

1. heavy:

heavy (person)
heavy (bodyguard, escort)

2. heavy Brit (newspaper):

heavy

IV. heavy [Brit ˈhɛvi, Am ˈhɛvi]

things started to get heavy разг (threatening)

heavy crude [ˌhevɪ ˈkruːd], heavy crude oil [ˌhevɪ ˈkruːd ɔɪl] СЪЩ

heavy crude

heavy spar [ˌhevɪˈspɑː] СЪЩ

heavy spar
heavy spar

heavy water [Brit, Am ˈhɛvi ˈwɔdər] СЪЩ

heavy water

top-heavy [Brit tɒpˈhɛvi, Am ˈtɑp ˌhɛvi] ПРИЛ

1. top-heavy structure, object:

top-heavy

2. top-heavy прен firm, bureaucracy:

top-heavy

heavy industry [Brit, Am] СЪЩ

heavy industry

heavy-armed [ˌhevɪˈɑːmd] ПРИЛ

heavy-armed

heavy-duty [Brit ˌhɛvɪˈdjuːti, Am ˈˌhɛvi ˈˌd(j)udi] ПРИЛ

heavy-duty (very strong) plastic, rubber, lock, battery
heavy-duty (for industrial use) machine
heavy-duty equipment

heavy petting [Brit, Am ˈhɛvi pɛdɪŋ] СЪЩ разг

heavy petting

heavy cream [Am ˈhɛvi krim] СЪЩ

heavy cream

в PONS речника

I. heavy <-ier, -iest> [ˈhe·vi] ПРИЛ

1. heavy (weighing a lot):

heavy
heavy food

2. heavy (difficult):

heavy

3. heavy (strong):

heavy
heavy fall a. ИКОН

4. heavy:

heavy (features)

5. heavy (severe):

heavy
heavy responsibility, sea

6. heavy (abundant):

heavy
heavy investment
heavy rain
to go heavy on fuel

7. heavy (excessive):

heavy drinker, smoker

8. heavy (thick):

heavy fog
heavy beard

II. heavy <-ies> [ˈhe·vi] СЪЩ разг

heavy
gorilla м inv

heavy industry СЪЩ

heavy industry

heavy going ПРИЛ

heavy going

heavy drinker СЪЩ

heavy drinker
gran bevitore(-trice) м (f)

heavy water СЪЩ

heavy water

heavy-duty ПРИЛ

heavy-duty
heavy-duty machine

heavy-hearted ПРИЛ

heavy-hearted

heavy metal СЪЩ

1. heavy metal (lead, cadmium):

heavy metal

2. heavy metal МУЗ:

heavy metal
heavy metal м

top-heavy ПРИЛ

top-heavy

heavy-handed ПРИЛ

1. heavy-handed (clumsy):

heavy-handed

2. heavy-handed (harsh):

heavy-handed

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There must be no mistakes and you can not be heavy-handed on them.
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The term is also used as an insult to imply that the ruling party is too heavy-handed in certain actions.
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It's a somber story, with a lot of heavy-handed things going on.
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She documented the companys espionage, price wars, heavy-handed marketing tactics, and courtroom evasions.
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We have a better idea of what we want now, so we didn't need someone that was heavy-handed.
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