Heaving Meaning in English
word · lemma: heave
ˈhivɪŋ
HEEV-ing
hˈiːvɪŋ
HEEV-ing
释义
Moving up and down or back and forth with force, or extremely crowded and busy. Can describe motion (like the sea) or busy places.
用法与细微差别
Often describes the sea, crowds, or physical movement. 'Heaving with people' means very crowded. Can feel dramatic or intense. Not usually used for people except poetically (e.g., 'heaving chest').
Spanish: agitándose - abarrotado (lugar)Portuguese (BR): agitado - lotado (lugar)Portuguese (PT): agitado - lotado (local)Chinese (Simplified): 剧烈晃动 - 拥挤Chinese (Traditional): 劇烈搖動 - 擁擠Hindi: झोंकते हुए - बहुत भीड़भाड़ वालाArabic: يهتز بقوة - مزدحمBengali: উথাল-পাথাল - গিজগিজে (লোকজনের ভিড়)Russian: бурлящий - переполненный (людьми)Japanese: 大きく揺れる - ごった返すVietnamese: dập dềnh - đông nghịtKorean: 넘실거리는 - 북적이는Turkish: dalgalanan - tıklım tıklım (insan dolu)Urdu: موجزن - کھچا کھچ بھرا ہواIndonesian: berguncang hebat - penuh sesak
例句
The boat was heaving in the rough sea.
basic
The club was heaving with people last night.
basic
The crowd was heaving after the concert.
basic
It was so busy, the restaurant was absolutely heaving at lunchtime.
natural
My chest was heaving after I finished the race.
natural
The dance floor was heaving, you could barely move.
natural