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hefty [ˈhɛftɪ] adj heftier, heftiest Informal
1. big and strong 2. characterized by vigour or force a hefty blow 3. large, bulky, or heavy 4. sizable; involving a large amount of money a hefty bill a hefty wage heftily adv heftiness n ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
hefty adjective (Informal) 1. big, strong, massive, strapping, robust, muscular, burly, husky (informal), hulking, beefy (informal), brawny She was quite a hefty woman. big little, small, minute, short, tiny, thin, narrow, slight, slim, insignificant, diminutive, ineffectual, inconsequential, pocket-sized, scanty, infinitesimal 2. (Informal) forceful, heavy, powerful, vigorous (slang) Lambert gave him a hefty shove to send him on his way. forceful gentle, soft, weak, mild, frail, feeble, weedy (informal), wimpish or wimpy (informal) 3. heavy, large, massive, substantial, tremendous, awkward, ample, bulky, colossal, cumbersome, weighty, unwieldy, ponderous The gritty foursome took turns shouldering the hefty load every five minutes. heavy light 4. large, massive, substantial, excessive, inflated, sizeable, astronomical (informal), extortionate A long-distance romance followed with hefty phone bills. Translations hefty [ˈheftɪ] ADJ (heftier (compar) (heftiest (superl))) 1. (= large) [person] → corpulento, fornido; [object] → enorme, imponente; [increase] → considerable; [profit, payment] → cuantioso; [price, salary, fees] → alto; [bill, debt] → enorme; [meal] → abundante; [dose] → grande, mayúsculo a hefty fine → una multa muy cuantiosa → una buena multa a hefty book → un mamotreto 2. (= powerful) [kick, punch] → fuerte 3. (= heavy) → pesado hefty [ˈhɛfti] adj [person] → costaud(e) [parcel] → lourd(e) [piece, price, profit] → gros(se) [blow, shove] → formidable hefty hefty [ˈhɛftɪ] (fam) adj (-ier (comp) (-iest (superl))) (load) → pesante; (person) → robusto/a, solido/a; (piece, profit) → grosso/a (before n); (price) → alto/a, bello/a (before n) hefty [ˈhɛftɪ] (fam) adj (-ier (comp) (-iest (superl))) (load) → pesante; (person) → robusto/a, solido/a; (piece, profit) → grosso/a (before n); (price) → alto/a, bello/a (before n) adj hefty [ˈhefti] 1 (of people) big and strong Her husband is pretty hefty. swaar, fris قَوي وكَبير здрав statný, silný kraftig stämmig σωματώδης robusto, corpulento, fuerte, fornido suure kondiga تنومند vanttera costaud גָדוֹל וְחָזָק बड़ा और मजबूत krupan i snažan izmos besar þungur; stór og stæltur forte たくましい 크고 억센 stambus, žaliūkas, stiprus liels; spēcīgs tegap uit de kluiten gewassen velvoksen, tung, sterk muskularny robusto voinic здоровенный mocný krepek glomazan stöddig, bastant แข็งแรง iri yarı, iri kıyım 高大健壯的 здоровенний, дужий قوی الجثہ to khoẻ 健壮的 2 (of punches etc) powerful a hefty kick. sterk قَوي، شَديد тежък mohutný kraftig kräftig δυνατός, γερός fuerte tugev قوی napakka solide חָזָק जोरदार snažan erős kuat kraftmikill forte 強い 강력한 stiprus stiprs; spēcīgs kuat krachtig, dreunend, hevig, heftig kraftig silny, potężny poderoso puternic увесистый silný močen snažan kraftig, tung มีน้ำหนัก güçlü, kuvvetli (毆打等)有力的 важкий مضبوط mạnh mẽ 很重的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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I could not help thinking that Colonel MacAndrew might have some difficulty in doing this, since Strickland had struck me as a hefty fellow, but I did not say anything. He was not in a pleasant humor; and every time I hinted that perhaps this contract was a shade too hefty for a novice he unlimbered his tongue and cursed like a bishop -- French bishop of the Regency days, I mean. A house tied onto the other end ought to be hefty enough to fetch the best of the lot. |
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