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she's heavily pregnant

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1 heavily

heavily [ˈhevɪlɪ]

adverb

   a. [rely on, influence, censor, subsidize] fortement ; [rain, snow] très fort ; [bleed] abondamment ; [smoke, drink] beaucoup ; [gamble] gros ; [criticize] vivement ; [tax] lourdement

• heavily in debt fortement endetté

• to be heavily disguised avoir un déguisement très élaboré

• heavily fined condamné à une lourde amende

• heavily involved in [+ politics, interest group] très engagé dans ; [+ drugs, illegal business] fortement impliqué dans

• heavily made-up eyes yeux mpl très maquillés

• heavily outnumbered très inférieur en nombre

• she's heavily pregnant elle est bientôt à terme

• heavily weighted in sb's favour fortement favorable à qn

• to borrow heavily emprunter de grosses sommes

• to invest heavily beaucoup investir

   b. to be heavily into (inf) [+ sport, music, computers] être un (e) mordu(e) de (inf)

• he's heavily into drugs il se drogue beaucoup

• they're heavily into health foods ils ne jurent que par les produits bio

   c. ( = deeply) [breathe, pant] bruyamment ; [sleep, sigh] profondément

   d. ( = clumsily) lourdement

   e. ( = solidly) heavily built solidement bâti

• her attacker is described as aged 30-40 and heavily built son agresseur aurait entre 30 et 40 ans et serait de forte carrure

   f. [embroidered] richement

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['hevɪlɪ]
adverb

1) [lean, fall, move, weigh] lourdement; [sleep, sigh] profondément; [breathe] ( noisily) bruyamment; ( with difficulty) péniblement

heavily built — solidement bâti

heavily underlined — souligné d'un gros trait

2) ( abundantly) [rain] très fort; [snow, invest, smoke, drink, rely] beaucoup; [bleed] abondamment; [taxed, armed, in debt] fortement

to be heavily subsidized — bénéficier de beaucoup de subventions

heavily made-up — très maquillé

to be heavily fined — avoir une forte amende

to lose heavily — ( financially) perdre beaucoup; ( in game) se faire écraser

to be heavily into something — (colloq) s'adonner à quelque chose

English-French dictionary > heavily
2 heavily

adverb pesadamente

heavily adv mucho / muy

it was raining heavily llovía mucho

a heavily populated area una zona densamente poblada

heavily

tr['hevɪlɪ]

adverb

1 (fall, move, step, etc) pesadamente; (rain) fuertemente, mucho

2 (sleep etc) profundamente; (drink) con exceso, mucho; (breathe) con dificultad nombre femenino

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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to lose heavily SMALLSPORT/SMALL sufrir una fuerte derrota 2 (in gambling) perder muchísimo dinero

heavily ['hɛvəli] adv

1) : pesadamente, con mucho peso

2) laboriously: trabajosamente, penosamente

3) : mucho

heavily

adv.

• pesadamente adv.

'hevəli, 'hevɪli
adverb

1)

a) <tread/fall> pesadamente

a heavily laden truck — un camión con una carga muy pesada

he was heavily built — era corpulento or de aspecto fornido

to breathe heavily — jadear

b) ( thickly) < underlined> con trazo grueso

she was heavily made-up — iba muy maquillada

2)

a) ( copiously) <rain/snow> mucho

b) ( immoderately) <drink/smoke> en exceso, más de la cuenta (fam); < gamble> fuerte

c) ( to a great extent) < outweigh> con mucho

to be heavily in debt — estar* muy endeudado, tener* muchas deudas

to be heavily subsidized — recibir cuantiosas subvenciones

to borrow heavily — contraer* considerables deudas

a style heavily influenced by romanticism — un estilo con marcada or profunda influencia romántica

they depend heavily on these imports — dependen en alto grado de estas importaciones

heavily pregnant — en avanzado estado de gravidez (frml) or (period) de gestación

['hevɪlɪ]
ADV
1) (=very much) [rain, bleed, sweat] mucho; [drink, smoke] mucho, en exceso; [criticize] duramente; [depend, rely] en gran medida; [biased, laden] muy

the dangers of drinking or smoking heavily — los peligros de beber o fumar mucho or en exceso

she drinks heavily/more heavily when she's depressed — bebe mucho/mucho más cuando está deprimida

• he spoke in heavily accented English — hablaba inglés con un acento muy fuerte

• he had to borrow heavily — tuvo que pedir grandes cantidades de or mucho dinero prestado

• to be heavily in debt — tener muchísimas deudas, estar muy endeudado

• to be heavily defeated — (in election, war) sufrir una derrota aplastante

• the book draws heavily on Marxism — el libro se inspira en gran medida en las teorías marxistas

• he was fined heavily by the Football Association — la Asociación de Fútbol le puso una multa muy severa

• to be heavily influenced by sb/sth — estar muy influido por algn/algo

• he's heavily into jazz/football * — le ha dado fuerte por el jazz/el fútbol

he's heavily into drugs * — está muy metido en las drogas

• he invested heavily in commodities — invirtió grandes cantidades de dinero or invirtió mucho en materias primas

• to be heavily involved in or with sth — estar muy metido en algo *

• to lose heavily — (gambling) perder grandes cantidades de dinero, perder muchísimo dinero; (in election, vote, match) sufrir una derrota aplastante

• she was heavily made up — llevaba muchísimo maquillaje

• a heavily populated area — una zona densamente poblada

• she was heavily pregnant — le quedaba poco para dar a luz, se encontraba en avanzado estado de gestación frm

• heavily scented — con un fuerte olor

• heavily spiced — con muchas especias, muy condimentado

• each word was heavily underlined — cada palabra estaba subrayada con trazo grueso

• to be heavily weighted against sb/in sb's favour — desfavorecer/favorecer en gran medida a algn

2) (=well, strongly) [armed] fuertemente; [guarded, fortified] muy bien

3) (=deeply) [sleep] profundamente

• to breathe heavily — (from exertion) resoplar, jadear

he breathed heavily as he slept — respiraba muy fuerte mientras dormía

• his face was heavily lined — su cara estaba muy marcada de arrugas

• Bernard sighed heavily — Bernard exhaló un profundo suspiro

4) (=weightily) [tread] con paso pesado; [move, walk] pesadamente; [say] con gran pesar

he sat down heavily in his chair — se desplomó en la silla

he fell heavily and twisted his arm — tuvo una mala caída y se torció el brazo

• heavily built — corpulento, fornido

• it weighs heavily on him — (fig) le pesa mucho

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['hevəli, 'hevɪli]
adverb

1)

a) <tread/fall> pesadamente

a heavily laden truck — un camión con una carga muy pesada

he was heavily built — era corpulento or de aspecto fornido

to breathe heavily — jadear

b) ( thickly) < underlined> con trazo grueso

she was heavily made-up — iba muy maquillada

2)

a) ( copiously) <rain/snow> mucho

b) ( immoderately) <drink/smoke> en exceso, más de la cuenta (fam); < gamble> fuerte

c) ( to a great extent) < outweigh> con mucho

to be heavily in debt — estar* muy endeudado, tener* muchas deudas

to be heavily subsidized — recibir cuantiosas subvenciones

to borrow heavily — contraer* considerables deudas

a style heavily influenced by romanticism — un estilo con marcada or profunda influencia romántica

they depend heavily on these imports — dependen en alto grado de estas importaciones

heavily pregnant — en avanzado estado de gravidez (frml) or (period) de gestación

English-spanish dictionary > heavily
3 pregnant

ˈpreɡnənt прил.
1) беременная She stopped smoking when she became pregnant. ≈ Она бросила курить, когда стала беременной. She was heavily pregnant. ≈ Она была беременна на последних месяцах.
2) перен. чреватый( with) ;
носящий в себе важные следствия;
имеющий важное значение The whole area of research is pregnant with possibilities for future development. ≈ Вся эта область исследований полна скрытых возможностей для будущего развития.
3) перен. а) (об уме, умственных способностях) богатый, переполненный( о воображении и т. п.) ;
изобретательный;
находчивый Syn: imaginative, inventive, resourceful б) (о речи, высказываниях) полный смысла, значения;
содержательный It is impossible in fewer words to give the full interpretation of this pregnant thesis. ≈ Невозможно в немногих словах дать полное толкование этой содержательной темы. беременная жеребая, стельная, супоросная, суягная, котная - * cow стельная корова - * mare жеребая кобыла полный идей, с богатым воображением, изобретательный - * mind /wit/ изобретательный /творческий/ ум - great and * artists великие, с могучим даром воображения художники полный смысла, содержания;
веский, важный - * silence многозначительная тишина - * years годы, насыщенные важными событиями - words * with meaning слова, полные глубокого смысла - a speech weighty and * важная, содержательная речь полный, изобилующий - his writings are * of /with/ poetry поэзия переполняет все его произведения - all nature seemed * with life казалось, что повсюду била ключом жизнь чреватый - events * with dangerous consequences события, чреватые опасными последствиями pregnant беременная ~ богатый (о воображении и т. п.) ;
содержательный ~ полный смысла, значения ~ чреватый (with)

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > pregnant
4 pregnant

['pregnənt]
прил.

1) беременная

She stopped smoking when she became pregnant. — Она бросила курить, когда забеременела.

She was heavily pregnant. — Она была беременна на последних месяцах.

2) чреватый; влекущий важные последствия; имеющий важное значение

The whole area of research is pregnant with possibilities for future development. — Вся эта область исследований полна скрытых возможностей для будущего развития.

3)

а) изобретательный, находчивый ( об уме); богатый ( о воображении)

Syn:

imaginative, inventive, resourceful

б) полный смысла, значения; содержательный (о речи, высказывании)

It is impossible in fewer words to give the full interpretation of this pregnant thesis. — Невозможно короче дать полное толкование этой содержательной темы.

Англо-русский современный словарь > pregnant
5 heavily

adjective

1) schwer

2) (to a great extent) stark; schwer [bewaffnet]; tief [schlafen]; dicht [bevölkert]

smoke/drink heavily — ein starker Raucher/Trinker sein

rely heavily on somebody/something — von jemandem/etwas [vollkommen] abhängig sein

3) (with great force)

it rained/snowed heavily — es regnete/schneite stark

fall heavily — hart fallen

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adverb schwer

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heavi·ly

[ˈhevɪli]

adv

1. (to great degree) stark

she's \heavily involved in the project sie ist sehr engagiert in dem Projekt

they rely \heavily on his advice sie verlassen sich total auf seinen Rat fam

he is \heavily in debt er ist stark verschuldet

they are \heavily into property sie haben viel Grundbesitz

\heavily armed/guarded schwer bewaffnet/bewacht

\heavily insured hoch versichert

\heavily populated dicht besiedelt

to be \heavily into sth ( fam) auf etw akk voll abfahren fam

to be \heavily in debt stark verschuldet sein

to drink \heavily ein starker Trinker/eine starke Trinkerin sein

to gamble \heavily leidenschaftlich spielen

to invest \heavily groß investieren

to sleep \heavily tief schlafen

to tax sth \heavily hohe Steuern auf etw akk erheben

2. (with weight) schwer; move schwerfällig

\heavily built kräftig gebaut

to weigh \heavily on sb ( fig) schwer auf jdm lasten, jdm sehr zu schaffen machen

3. (severely) schwer

to rain/snow \heavily stark regnen/schneien

4. (with difficulty) schwer

to breathe \heavily schwer atmen

to speak \heavily schleppend sprechen

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['hevIlɪ]
adv

1) (= a lot) stark; populated, wooded dicht; armed, fortified schwer; guarded streng

heavily underlined (word, passage) — dick unterstrichen

heavily accented (English, German etc) — mit starkem Akzent

to borrow heavily — hohe Kredite aufnehmen; (fig) viele Anleihen machen (from bei)

to gamble heavily — ein leidenschaftlicher Spieler sein

to gamble heavily on sth — viel Geld auf etw (acc) wetten; (fig) sehr auf etw (acc)

his face was heavily bruised — sein Gesicht war voller blauer Flecken

their feet are heavily bandaged — ihre Füße sind dick verbunden

heavily disguised (lit, fig) — völlig unkenntlich gemacht

to lose heavily (in gambling, sport, election) — hoch verlieren

to be heavily reliant on sb/sth — stark auf jdn/etw angewiesen sein

to depend or rely heavily on sb/sth — stark von jdm/etw abhängen

to draw heavily on sth — sich zum großen Teil auf etw (acc) stützen

to be heavily involved in or with sth — sehr viel mit etw zu tun haben

to be heavily involved in a party/movement — in einer Partei/Bewegung stark engagiert sein

to be heavily into sth (inf) — voll auf etw (acc) abfahren (inf)

to be heavily in debt — stark verschuldet sein

/against sb — jdn stark begünstigen/benachteiligen

to be heavily fined — zu einer hohen Geldstrafe verurteilt werden

to be heavily outnumbered — zahlenmäßig stark unterlegen sein

to be heavily defeated — eine schwere Niederlage erleiden

to be heavily booked — fast ganz ausgebucht sein

heavily pregnant — hochschwanger

2) (= deeply) breathe schwer; sigh tief; pant stark

3) (lit) land, lean, fall schwer; (= clumsily) move, walk schwerfällig

heavily laden — schwer beladen

heavily built — kräftig gebaut

she sat down heavily on the bed — sie setzte sich schwerfällig aufs Bett

4) (= slowly) say schleppend

5) (= richly) carved, encrusted, embroidered, gilded reich

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heavily [ˈhevılı] adv

1. schwer (etc → academic.ru/34187/heavy">heavy):

heavily armed ( oder gunned) schwer bewaffnet;

bleed heavily stark bluten;

be defeated heavily eine schwere Niederlage erleiden;

heavily loaded ( oder laden) schwer beladen;

heavily pregnant hochschwanger; ZOOL hochträchtig;

punish sb heavily jemanden schwer bestrafen;

suffer heavily schwere (finanzielle) Verluste erleiden;

tax sth heavily etwas hoch besteuern;

it weighs heavily (up)on me es bedrückt mich schwer, es lastet schwer auf mir; → breathe A 1

2. mit schwerer Stimme

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adjective

1) schwer

2) (to a great extent) stark; schwer [bewaffnet]; tief [schlafen]; dicht [bevölkert]

smoke/drink heavily — ein starker Raucher/Trinker sein

rely heavily on somebody/something — von jemandem/etwas [vollkommen] abhängig sein

3) (with great force)

it rained/snowed heavily — es regnete/schneite stark

fall heavily — hart fallen

* * *

adv.

schwerlich adv.

English-german dictionary > heavily
6 pregnant

adjective

1) schwanger [Frau]; trächtig [Tier]

she is pregnant with her second child — sie erwartet ihr zweites Kind

be six months pregnant — im siebten Monat schwanger sein

2) (fig.): (momentous) bedeutungsschwer (geh.)

pregnant with meaning — bedeutungsschwanger

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['preɡnənt]
adjective

(carrying unborn young in the womb.) schwanger

- academic.ru/57514/pregnancy">pregnancy

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preg·nant

[ˈpregnənt]

adj inv

1. (with child) woman schwanger; animal trächtig

she's eight months \pregnant sie ist im achten Monat [schwanger]

my sister is \pregnant with twins meine Schwester erwartet Zwillinge

▪ to be \pregnant by sb ein Kind von jdm bekommen

heavily [or AM ( hum fam) very] \pregnant hochschwanger

to become [or get] \pregnant [by sb] [von jdm] schwanger werden

to get sb \pregnant jdn schwängern, jdm ein Kind machen fam

2. ( fig: meaningful) bedeutungsvoll; (tense) spannungsgeladen

she sensed that the situation was \pregnant with danger sie spürte, dass die Situation große Gefahren in sich barg

\pregnant with meaning bedeutungsschwanger

\pregnant pause/remark bedeutungsvolle Pause/Bemerkung

to be \pregnant with possibilities for sth zahlreiche Möglichkeiten für etw akk bieten

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['pregnənt]
adj

1) woman schwanger; animal trächtig, tragend

3 months pregnant — im vierten Monat schwanger

she is pregnant with her first child — sie ist zum ersten Mal schwanger

Gill was pregnant by her new boyfriend — Gill war von ihrem neuen Freund schwanger

to become or get pregnant (woman) — schwanger werden

2) (fig) remark, silence, pause bedeutungsvoll or -schwer or -geladen

pregnant with meaning — bedeutungsvoll or -geladen or -schwanger

pregnant with consequences — folgenschwer

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pregnant [ˈpreɡnənt] adj (adv pregnantly)

1. a) schwanger ( with mit; by von) (Frau):

be six months pregnant im 6. Monat (schwanger) sein;

how many months have you been pregnant? im wievielten Monat sind Sie?;

get pregnant schwanger werden;

make pregnant schwängern

b) trächtig (Tier)

c) JAGD beschlagen (Schalenwild)

2. fig fruchtbar, reich ( beide:

in an dat)

3. fig ideen-, einfalls-, geistreich

4. auch pregnant with meaning fig bedeutungsvoll, -schwer (Pause etc):

pregnant with symbolic significance symbolträchtig;

pregnant with suspense spannungsgeladen

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adjective

1) schwanger [Frau]; trächtig [Tier]

she is pregnant with her second child — sie erwartet ihr zweites Kind

be six months pregnant — im siebten Monat schwanger sein

2) (fig.): (momentous) bedeutungsschwer (geh.)

pregnant with meaning — bedeutungsschwanger

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(lit) adj.

bedeutungsvoll adj. adj.

schwanger adj.

English-german dictionary > pregnant
7 pregnant

'preɡnənt
adjective

(carrying unborn young in the womb.) embarazada, encinta

- pregnancy

pregnant n embarazada

pregnant

tr['pregnənt]

noun

1 (woman) embarazada; (animal) preñada

■ she's six months pregnant está embarazada de seis meses

adjective

1 (pause, silence) muy significativo,-a

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be pregnant with something literal estar preñado,-a de algo

to get pregnant quedarse embarazada

pregnant ['prɛgnənt] adj

1) : embarazada (dícese de una mujer), preñada (dícese de un animal)

2) meaningful: significativo

pregnant

adj.

• cargado, -a (Animal) adj.

• embarazada adj.f.

• en estado interesante expr.

• encinta adj.

• grávido, -a adj.

• ocupado, -a adj.

• preñado, -a adj.

'pregnənt
adjective

1) < woman> embarazada; <cow/mare> preñada

she's five months pregnant — está embarazada de cinco meses

2) (liter)

a) ( meaningful) <pause/silence> elocuente, cargado or (liter) preñado de significado

b) ( full) (pred)

to be pregnant WITH something — estar* preñado or grávido de algo (liter)

['preɡnǝnt]
ADJ
1) (lit)

a) [woman] embarazada

to be pregnant — estar embarazada

to be six months pregnant — estar embarazada de seis meses

to become or get pregnant (by sb) — quedarse embarazada (de algn)

Tina was pregnant with their first son — Tina estaba embarazada de su primer hijo
heavily
b) [animal] preñado

2) (fig) elocuente, significativo

a pregnant pause — una pausa elocuente or significativa

pregnant with sth — cargado or preñado de algo

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['pregnənt]
adjective

1) < woman> embarazada; <cow/mare> preñada

she's five months pregnant — está embarazada de cinco meses

2) (liter)

a) ( meaningful) <pause/silence> elocuente, cargado or (liter) preñado de significado

b) ( full) (pred)

to be pregnant WITH something — estar* preñado or grávido de algo (liter)

English-spanish dictionary > pregnant
8 pregnant

preg·nant [ʼpregnənt] adj

inv

1) ( with child) woman schwanger; animal trächtig;

she's eight months \pregnant sie ist im achten Monat [schwanger];

my sister is \pregnant with twins meine Schwester erwartet Zwillinge;

to be \pregnant by sb ein Kind von jdm bekommen;

heavily [or (Am) ( hum) ( fam) very] \pregnant hochschwanger;

to become [or get] \pregnant [by sb] [von jdm] schwanger werden;

to get sb \pregnant jdn schwängern, jdm ein Kind machen ( fam)

2) (fig: meaningful) bedeutungsvoll;

( tense) spannungsgeladen;

she sensed that the situation was \pregnant with danger sie spürte, dass die Situation große Gefahren in sich barg;

\pregnant with meaning bedeutungsschwanger;

\pregnant pause/ remark bedeutungsvolle Pause/Bemerkung;

to be \pregnant with possibilities for sth zahlreiche Möglichkeiten für etw akk bieten

English-German students dictionary > pregnant
9 big

biɡ
adjective

1) (large in size: a big car.) grande

2) (important: a big event.) gran, importante

•

- big game

big adj

1. grande

he drives a very big car lleva un coche muy grande

I'm a big fan of yours soy una gran admiradora tuya

how big is it? ¿cómo es de grande?

2. mayor

my big brother mi hermano mayor

El comparativo de big se escribe bigger; el superlativo se escribe biggest

big

tr[bɪg]

adjective (comp bigger, superl biggest)

1 (size, importance) grande; (before sing noun) gran

■ a big car un coche grande

■ a big day un gran día

■ this skirt is too big for me esta falda me va grande

2 (older) mayor

■ my big brother mi hermano mayor

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

to be too big for one's boots ser muy fanfarrón,-ona

to be big with child literal estar encinta

to go over big tener un gran éxito

to talk big fanfarronear

big bang theory teoría del big bang

the Big Board SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL familiar la bolsa de Nueva York

big drum bombo

big end cabeza de biela

big game caza mayor

big noise / big shot pez nombre masculino gordo

big talk fanfarronadas nombre femenino plural

big toe dedo gordo del pie

big top carpa de circo

big wheel noria

big ['bɪg] adj, bigger ; biggest

1) large: grande

2) pregnant: embarazada

3) important, major: importante, grande

a big decision: una gran decisión

4) popular: popular, famoso, conocido

big

adj.

• abultado, -a adj.

• adulto, -a adj.

• crecido, -a adj.

• engreído, -a adj.

• enorme adj.

• gordal adj.

• grande adj.

• grandote adj.

• importante adj.

• potente adj.

• voluminoso, -a adj.

I bɪg
adjective - gg- [the usual translation, grande, becomes gran when it is used before a singular noun]

1)

a) ( in size) grande

a big garden — un jardín grande, un gran jardín

her big blue eyes — sus grandes ojos azules

how big is the table? — ¿cómo es de grande or qué tamaño tiene la mesa?

b) (in scale, intensity) grande

a big explosion — una gran explosión

a big hug/kiss — un abrazote/besote (fam)

2)

a) ( major) grande, importante

Acme Corp is our biggest customer — Acme Corp es nuestro cliente más importante

b) ( great) grande

I'm a big fan of his — soy un gran admirador suyo

to be big on something — (colloq) ser* entusiasta or fanático de algo

3) (significant, serious) grande

a big decision — una gran decisión, una decisión importante

it was a big mistake — fue un gran or grave error

the big question now is... — el quid del asunto or de la cuestión ahora es...

4) (older, grown up) grande

my big brother — mi hermano mayor

5) ( magnanimous) generoso

it was big of her — fue muy generoso de su parte

that's big of you! — (iro) qué generoso eres! (iró)

6) ( boastful)

big talk — fanfarronada f

to get too big for one's boots o breeches: he's getting too big for his boots o breeches — se le han subido los humos a la cabeza

7) ( popular) (colloq) (pred) conocido, famoso

she's really big in Europe — es muy conocida or famosa en Europa

II

adverb (colloq)

a) ( ambitiously)

to think big — ser* ambicioso, planear las cosas a lo grande

b) ( boastfully)

to talk big — darse* importancia or ínfulas, fanfarronear

c) ( with great success)

the movie went over big in Europe — la película tuvo un gran éxito or (fam) fue un exitazo en Europa

to make it big — tener* un gran éxito

[bɪɡ]
1. ADJ
(compar bigger) (superl biggest)
1) (in size) [house, book, city] grande

a big car — un coche grande

a big stick — un palo grande

this dress is too big for me — este vestido me queda demasiado grande

how big is the wardrobe? — ¿cómo es de grande el armario?

he was a big man — era un hombre corpulento

a big woman — (=heavily-built) una mujer grande or grandota; euph (=fat) una mujer de grandes dimensiones

there's a big backlog of applications — hay un montón de solicitudes atrasadas

• to take a big bite out of sth — dar un buen bocado a algo

• the big city — la gran ciudad

• I'm not a big eater * — no soy de mucho comer

• to get or grow big(ger) — crecer

• he gave me a big kiss — me dio un besote or un beso fuerte

• he likes using big words — le gusta usar palabras difíciles

See:

GREAT, BIG, LARGE in great

2) (=significant, serious) [change, problem] grande

the biggest problem at the moment is unemployment — el mayor problema de hoy día es el desempleo

the big question is, will he accept? — la cuestión es: ¿aceptará?

• it makes a big difference — eso cambia mucho las cosas

• you're making a big mistake — estás cometiendo un grave error

• a tragedy? that's rather a big word — ¿una tragedia? eso es llevar las cosas un poco lejos

3) (=important) [company, bank] importante, grande

he's one of our biggest customers — es uno de nuestros clientes más importantes, es uno de nuestros mayores clientes

• this is her big day — hoy es su gran día, hoy es un día muy importante para ella

• to be big in publishing/plastics — ser muy conocido en el mundo editorial/la industria del plástico

• the big match — el partido más importante

4) * (in age) [girl, boy] grande

my big brother/sister — mi hermano(-a) mayor

big boys don't cry — los niños grandes no lloran

you're a big girl now! — ¡ahora ya eres mayorcita!

5) * (as intensifier)

he's a big cheat/bully/liar — es un tramposo/un abusón/un mentiroso de marca mayor

6) (in phrases)

• the big eight/ ten — (US) (Univ) las ocho/diez mayores universidades del centro oeste de EE.UU.

• to have a big heart — tener un gran corazón

• what's the big hurry? * — ¿a qué viene tanta prisa?

• what's the big idea? * — ¿a qué viene eso?

to have big ideas — hacerse ilusiones

don't get any big ideas — no te hagas muchas ilusiones

• there's big money in tourism — se puede ganar mucho dinero con el turismo

to make or earn big money — ganar mucho dinero

• to have a big mouth * — (fig) ser un bocazas *

why don't you keep your big mouth shut! * — ¡no seas bocazas! *

me and my big mouth! * — ¡quién me manda decir nada!

• Mr Big * — el número uno

• it was big of you to lend them the money — fue muy generoso de tu parte prestarles el dinero

(that's) big of you! * — iro ¡qué generosidad la tuya! iro

• to be big on sth/sb * — ser un fanático de algo/algn

• a big one — (US) * un billete de mil dólares

• we're onto something big! — ¡hemos dado con algo gordo!

• to do sth/things in a big way * — hacer algo/las cosas a lo grande

I think boxing will take off in a big way here * — pienso que el boxeo va a tener una aceptación buenísima aquí

• the big wide world — el ancho mundo

- he's too big for his boots

you're getting too big for your boots, young lady! * — se te están subiendo mucho los humos, señorita
deal I, 1., 2)
See:

GREAT, BIG, LARGE in great

2.

ADV
*
• to act big — fanfarronear

• to go down big — tener muchísimo éxito, ser un verdadero éxito

• to make it big — triunfar

she could have made it big as a singer — podría haber triunfado como cantante

• to talk big — darse mucha importancia, fanfarronear

• to think big — planear a lo grande, ser ambicioso

3.

CPD

the Big Apple N — la Gran Manzana, Nueva York f

See:

see cultural note CITY NICKNAMES in city

big band N — orquesta grande que tocaba música de jazz o de baile y que fue muy popular entre los años 30 y 50

the big bang N — (Astron) el big bang, la gran explosión

the big bang theory — la teoría del big bang or de la gran explosión

Big Ben N — (Brit) Big Ben m

Big Brother N (Pol) (also fig) —

Big Brother is watching you — el Gran Hermano te vigila

big business N — (Ind, Comm) las grandes empresas

tourism is big business in Thailand — el turismo es un gran negocio en Tailandia

the big cats N — (Zool) los grandes felinos

big dipper N — (at fair) montaña f rusa

the Big Dipper — (US) (Astron) la Osa Mayor

the Big Easy N — Nueva Orleans

big end N — (Aut) cabeza f de biela

big fish * N — (fig) (=person) pez m gordo *

big game N — caza f mayor

big game hunter — cazador(a) m / f de caza mayor

big game hunting — caza f mayor

the big hand N — (used to or by children) (on clock) la aguja grande

big night N — (=important evening) gran noche f

The Big Issue N — (Brit) revista vendida por personas sin hogar, ≈ La Farola (Sp)

big name * N — figura f importante

big noise *, big shot * N — pez m gordo *

big talk N — fanfarronadas fpl

the big time * N — el estrellato, el éxito

to make the big time — alcanzar el éxito, triunfar
big-time
big toe N — dedo m gordo (del pie)

big top N — (=circus) circo m ; (=main tent) carpa f principal

big wheel N — (at fair) noria f ; (=person) * personaje m, pez m gordo *

* * *

I [bɪg]
adjective - gg- [the usual translation, grande, becomes gran when it is used before a singular noun]

1)

a) ( in size) grande

a big garden — un jardín grande, un gran jardín

her big blue eyes — sus grandes ojos azules

how big is the table? — ¿cómo es de grande or qué tamaño tiene la mesa?

b) (in scale, intensity) grande

a big explosion — una gran explosión

a big hug/kiss — un abrazote/besote (fam)

2)

a) ( major) grande, importante

Acme Corp is our biggest customer — Acme Corp es nuestro cliente más importante

b) ( great) grande

I'm a big fan of his — soy un gran admirador suyo

to be big on something — (colloq) ser* entusiasta or fanático de algo

3) (significant, serious) grande

a big decision — una gran decisión, una decisión importante

it was a big mistake — fue un gran or grave error

the big question now is... — el quid del asunto or de la cuestión ahora es...

4) (older, grown up) grande

my big brother — mi hermano mayor

5) ( magnanimous) generoso

it was big of her — fue muy generoso de su parte

that's big of you! — (iro) qué generoso eres! (iró)

6) ( boastful)

big talk — fanfarronada f

to get too big for one's boots o breeches: he's getting too big for his boots o breeches — se le han subido los humos a la cabeza

7) ( popular) (colloq) (pred) conocido, famoso

she's really big in Europe — es muy conocida or famosa en Europa

II

adverb (colloq)

a) ( ambitiously)

to think big — ser* ambicioso, planear las cosas a lo grande

b) ( boastfully)

to talk big — darse* importancia or ínfulas, fanfarronear

c) ( with great success)

the movie went over big in Europe — la película tuvo un gran éxito or (fam) fue un exitazo en Europa

to make it big — tener* un gran éxito

English-spanish dictionary > big
10 heavy

['hevɪ] 1. прил.
1) тяжёлый, тяжеловесный

heavy load — тяжёлый груз

How heavy are you? — Сколько вы весите?

Protons are nearly 2000 times as heavy as electrons. — Протоны почти в 2000 раз тяжелее электронов.

Syn:

weighty, ponderous

Ant:

light

2) тяжёлый, крупный, массивный

heavy horses — тяжеловозы

heavy pan — сковородка, кастрюля с толстым дном

heavy industry — тяжёлая промышленность

The boy is so heavy he needs extra-large shirts. — Мальчик настолько крупный, что ему нужны рубашки самого большого размера.

3) обогащённый, насыщенный

the air heavy with the rich perfume of the acacias — воздух, напоённый запахом акаций

She brought in a tray heavy with elegant sandwiches, scones and cakes. — Она внесла поднос, уставленный изящными бутербродами, булочками и пирожными.

the words seeming to her heavy with meaning... — cлова, казавшиеся ей наполненными глубоким смыслом...

4) воен. тяжёлый; тяжело вооружённый ( о солдатах)

heavy cavalry — тяжёлая кавалерия

modern heavy bombers — современные тяжёлые бомбардировщики

heavy (marching) order — переход, построение с полной выкладкой

5)

а) сильный, интенсивный

heavy traffic — интенсивное движение

heavy thunderstorm — сильная гроза

heavy sea — бурное море

heavy mist — густой туман

Heavy fighting has been going on. — Тяжёлый бой всё ещё продолжается.

б) обильный, буйный ( о растительности)

6) тяжёлый ( о пище), трудно перевариваемый

7) беременная

Syn:

gravid, pregnant

8) мрачный, тёмный, покрытый тучами (об погоде, облаках, небе)

Syn:

lowering, gloomy

9) грубый, толстый

Heavy lines on the map indicate main roads. — Толстой линией на карте обозначены главные дороги.

Syn:

thick, coarse

10) густой, низкий ( о звуке)

11)

а) тяжёлый, неуклюжий, медлительный; вялый, медленный

I recognized his heavy step on the stairs. — Я узнал его медленные тяжёлые шаги на лестнице.

б) медленно соображающий, скучный, нудный

If there is anything worse it is a heavy man when he fancies he is being facetious. — Если есть что-нибудь хуже, так это когда зануда воображает себя остроумным.

в) осовелый, сонный

Syn:

sleepy, drowsy

•

Syn:

ponderous, lumbering, lumpish, slow, sluggish, clumsy, unwieldy

12)

а) скучный, неинтересный, утомительный ( обычно в отношении театральных постановок и литературных произведений)

Syn:

dull, ponderous, tedious, uninteresting

б) серьёзный (о толстых журналах, газетах, предназначенных для серьёзного читателя)

This philosophy book is too heavy for me to enjoy. — Эта книга по философии слишком серьёзна, чтобы я ею наслаждался.

Syn:

serious

в) разг. глубокий, серьёзный

The job carries heavy responsibilities. — Работа предполагает большую ответственность.

13)

а) театр. серьёзный; резонёрствующий; трагический

John started off in heavy drama. — Джон начинал с трагедии.

б) строгий, жёсткий

- heavy father
- heavy uncle
Syn:

stern, repressive, unbending

14)

а) тяжёлый, мрачный; печальный, грустный, скорбный; тяжкий

heavy calamity — тяжёлое бедствие

It is with a heavy heart that I speak to you tonight. — С тяжёлым сердцем я говорю сегодня с вами.

The world has been very heavy on him. — Жизнь его была просто невыносима.

To the great body of mankind this was heavy news. — Для большинства людей это было очень печальное известие.

Syn:

oppressive, grievous, sore, distressful, sorrowful

б) тяжёлый, обременительный; высокий (о цене, налоге)

The taxes on personal property are getting heavy. — Налоги на личное имущество становятся очень обременительными.

Going bankrupt was a heavy blow to his pride. — Банкротство оказалось очень тяжёлым ударом по его самолюбию.

heavy casualties — воен. большие потери

Syn:

burdensome, crushing, onerous, oppressive

15) трудный, утомительный, требующий большого напряжения и труда

The work, he said, was heavy; but he said it must be done. — Работа, как он сказал, была тяжёлой, но её необходимо было выполнить.

Syn:

laborious, toilsome

16) плохо поднявшийся ( о тесте); плохо пропечённый (о хлебе и т. п.)

heavy bread — сырой хлеб

17) рьяный

I have been a very heavy drinker. — Я очень много пил.

The heavy betters began to quake at this change of things. — Заядлые игроки содрогнулись от этой перемены.

18) вязкий, глинистый (о почве, дороге)

The ground was so heavy from recent rains. — После недавних дождей дорогу совсем развезло.

19) хим.; физ. тяжёлый

heavy isotope — тяжёлый изотоп

••

- heavy on hand
- heavy swell
- heavy man
- lie heavy upon
- sit heavy upon
- have a heavy hand
- make heavy weather of smth. 2. сущ.
1)

а) ( heavies) тяжёлая кавалерия, гвардейские драгуны

In the British service there are 7 regiments of heavies, viz. the dragoon guards. — В британской армии существует 7 полков тяжёлой кавалерии, а именно гвардейские драгуны.

б) ( heavies) тяжёлая военная техника; тяжёлая артиллерия

в) ( heavies) солидные толстые журналы, газеты

2)

а) автофургон, тяжёлый грузовик

б) тяжёлый бомбардировщик

в) что-л. очень большое и тяжёлое среди себе подобных

Heavies, very heavy beef cattle, more than two years old. — "Heavies" - очень крупный рогатый скот в возрасте свыше двух лет.

г) матч тяжеловесов; тяжеловес

Syn:

heavyweight

д) крепкий, крупный человек ( обычно сурового нрава)

Cherry is surrounded by threatening creatures, mostly the nightclub heavies. — Черри окружена опасными ребятами, в основном бугаями из ночных клубов.

3) разг. крепкое пиво

4) театр.

а) роль степенного, серьёзного человека, роль резонёра

б) роль злодея

5) ( heavies) тяжёлые отрасли промышленности; акции, доля в таких отраслях

•

- do the heavy
3. = heavily

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