heave in Chinese
heave in Chinese is 丟 — heave means to lift, pull, or throw something heavy with a lot of effort.
heave in Chinese
丟
Pronounced: diū
(intransitive) To retch, to make an effort to vomit; to vomit.
What does "heave" mean?
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verb To lift, pull, or throw something heavy with a lot of effort.
"They heaved the crate onto the back of the truck."
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verb To rise and fall, or to retch as if about to vomit.
"His stomach heaved at the terrible smell."
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noun A strong pulling or lifting effort.
"With one final heave, they got the boat onto the shore."
heave in a sentence
- They heaved the crate onto the back of the truck.
- She heaved a sigh of relief when the exam finally ended.
- His stomach heaved at the terrible smell.
- With one final heave, they got the boat onto the shore.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "heave" in Chinese?
"heave" in Chinese is 丟. heave means: To lift, pull, or throw something heavy with a lot of effort.
How do you pronounce 丟?
"heave" in Chinese is 丟, pronounced "diū".
How do you use "heave" in a sentence?
Example: "They heaved the crate onto the back of the truck." In Chinese, "heave" is 丟.
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