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heave /ˈhiːv/  

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  • verb
    heaves; heaved; heaving
    to lift or pull (something) with effort [+ obj]
    We heaved the box (up) onto the table.
    I tried to heave myself (up) out of the chair.
    She heaved the door shut. [no obj]
    usually + on
    The sailors started heaving on the rope.
    [+ obj] US :to throw (something) with effort
    heave a rock
    The quarterback heaved the ball down the field.
    [+ obj] :to breathe in and breathe out (a sigh) in a slow or loud way
    She sat down and heaved a sigh of relief.
    [no obj]
    to move up and down repeatedly
    He stopped running and stood there with his chest heaving.
    The boat heaved up and down with the waves.
    to be pushed up
    The roads have begun to heave with frost.
    [no obj] informal :vomit
    The smell made me want to heave.
    If your stomach is heaving, you feel like vomiting. - see also heaving
    heave into view
    or heave in/into sight
    past tense and past participle hove :to slowly move closer and become visible
    A ship hove into view on the horizon.
    heave to
    [phrasal verb] past tense and past participle hove of a boat or ship :to stop moving
    The ship hove to.
    noun
    plural heaves
    [count] an act of lifting or pulling something with effort
    We lifted the box onto the table with a heave.
    He gave the rope a mighty heave.
    a forceful throw
    The quarterback uncorked a mighty heave. - see also dry heaves

    * Các từ tương tự:
    heave-ho, heaven, heavenly, heaven-sent, heavenward