heaving en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de heaving en el diccionario inglés»español

I.heave [ingl. am. hiv, ingl. brit. hiːv] V. trans.

1.1. heave (move with effort):

he heaved himself off the floor

se levantó del suelo haciendo un gran esfuerzo

we heaved the box onto the shelf

con esfuerzo logramos subir la caja al estante

I've been heaving bricks all day coloq.

he estado cargando ladrillos todo el día

1.2. heave (throw):

heave coloq.

tirar

2. heave (utter):

to heave a sigh

suspirar

he heaved a sigh of relief

suspiró aliviado

II.heave [ingl. am. hiv, ingl. brit. hiːv] V. intr.

1. heave (pull):

heave

tirar

heave

jalar amer. excl Co. Sur

we heaved and heaved but couldn't lift it

hicimos mucha fuerza pero no lo pudimos levantar

heave!

¡dale!

to heave at sth

tirar de algo

to heave on a rope/line

tirar de una cuerda/un cable

2.1. heave (rise and fall):

his chest heaved

respiraba agitadamente

the ship heaved up and down in the swell

el barco subía y bajaba con la marejada

2.2. heave <heaving, part. pres. >:

heave chest/bosom

palpitante

heave sobs

convulsivo

heave tar pit/molten lava

bullente

she fought her way through the heaving throng of people

se abrió paso a través del hormiguero de gente

3. heave (retch):

heave coloq.

hacer arcadas

4. heave < pret. & part. pas. heaved or hove> (come) NÁUT.:

heave ship:

virar

the harbor hove into sight

el puerto apareció ante nuestra vista

III.heave [ingl. am. hiv, ingl. brit. hiːv] SUST.

1. heave:

heave (pull)

tirón m

heave (pull)

jalón m amer. excl Co. Sur

heave (push)

empujón m

heave (effort)

esfuerzo m (para mover algo)

give it another heave

empujen/tiren (or jalen etc.) otra vez

2. heave (nausea) argot <heaves, pl >:

the heaves

náuseas fpl

it gives me the heaves

me da ganas de vomitar

it gives me the heaves

me hace hacer arcadas

heave to <pret. & part. pas. hove to> V. [ingl. am. hiv -, ingl. brit. hiːv -] (v + adv) NÁUT.

heave to

ponerse al pairo

heave to

ponerse a la capa

heave up V. [ingl. am. hiv -, ingl. brit. hiːv -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o)

heave up anchor

levar

heave up books/furniture

levantar con esfuerzo

I.heave-ho [ingl. am. hivˈhoʊ, ingl. brit. hiːvˈhəʊ] SUST.

to give sth/sb the heave-ho

rechazar algo/ a alguien

she gave him the heave-ho

lo rechazó

she gave him the heave-ho

le dio calabazas

II.heave-ho [ingl. am. hivˈhoʊ, ingl. brit. hiːvˈhəʊ] INTERJ.

heave-ho

¡ahora!

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

mightily heave/shove/hurl

vigorosamente

mightily heave/shove/hurl

con todas sus fuerzas

to heave a sigh

dar un suspiro

to heave a sigh

suspirar

Traducciones de heaving en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

ponerse al pairo

to heave to

exhalar suspiro

to heave

heaving en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de heaving en el diccionario inglés»español

I.heave [hi:v] V. intr.

1. heave:

heave (pull)

tirar

heave (push)

empujar

2. heave (move up and down):

heave

subir y bajar

to heave into view NÁUT.

aparecer

3. heave (vomit):

heave

tener bascas

II.heave [hi:v] V. trans.

1. heave:

heave (pull)

tirar

heave (push)

empujar

he heaved the door open

abrió la puerta de un empujón

to heave a sigh (of relief)

dar un suspiro (de alivio)

to heave sth at sb

lanzar algo a alguien

2. heave (lift):

heave

levantar

III.heave [hi:v] SUST.

1. heave:

heave (push)

empujón m

heave (pull)

tirón m

2. heave (great effort):

heave

gran esfuerzo m

heave to <hove to, hoved to> V. intr. NÁUT.

heave to

ponerse al pairo

heave up V. intr.

heave up

vomitar

heaving Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

to heave into view NÁUT.

aparecer

to heave a sigh (of relief)

dar un suspiro (de alivio)

to heave sth at sb

lanzar algo a alguien

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Instead of wallowing in a literally provincial mindset, they have a broader scope, yet without abandoning their sense of place (and the wonderful, heaving 7,300-capacity, coruscating support).

www.independent.ie

Zero's dropped the overt-sexuality of its predecessor, such as the well-endowed mouse pad in the special edition -- though you'll still find plenty of heaving chests and big-eyed maidens.

www.ign.com

An army of workers scurries between floury worktops and ovens, heaving baskets of loaves into waiting lorries.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The excitement of buying produce by the armload, my shopping bag heaving with kale, broccoli, tomatoes, beets, yams, peaches and apricots, quickly gives way to a frustrating hunger.

www.thestar.com

It ends like any good party, with a heaving dance floor, a rousing hey ding a ding singalong and a proper snog.

www.denofgeek.com

Tilted trees may also be caused by frost heaving, and subsequent palsa development, hummocks, earthflows, forested active rock glaciers, landslides, or earthquakes.

en.wikipedia.org

We all joined him, a heaving mass thrumming as one broken heart.

www.theglobeandmail.com

By season three, escalating ticket sales had turned grounds into heaving party venues, adding to returns off television, the oxygen tent of the event.

www.espncricinfo.com

A gigantic bubble of carbon dioxide was forming deep in the sand, heaving upward in an enormous blow with a dust whirlpool at its center.

en.wikipedia.org

New towing hawsers and heaving lines would also be procured.

en.wikipedia.org