heavy heavy adj. 重い; 大量の; きつい; 身重の; 胃にもたれる. 【副詞】 an enormously heavy truck 超重量トラック an intolerably heavy pack 堪えがたいほど重い包み. 【＋前置詞】 This parcel is too heavy for a little child. この包みは小さな
heavy into 《be ～》～に深くかかわっている、～にとても熱中している、～にマジになっている
heavy on 《be ～》～に重きを置く、～を大事｛だいじ｝にする、～に厳しい、～をたっぷり使っている Do you value love or money? Some are heavy on the money side. あなたは愛を大切にします［重んじます］か、それともお金ですか？お金の側［方］に重きを置く［を大事にする］人もいます。
labor １labor, 《英》 labour n. (1) 労働, 仕事; 労力, 骨折り, 努力; (資本家 企業に対して)労働者, 労働者階級. 【動詞＋】 Robots have considerably abridged the labor required to produce an automobile. ロボットの使用によって自動車製造に要する労力をかなり省いてきた
naruto udon is believed to have served as a digestible food for people finishing heavy labor in the saltpan . 塩田での重労働を終えた人々向けにこなれの良い食物として提供されたものとされる。
kushicho (general workers ) was put in the field department of heavy labor and seems to have struggled very hard to transport ice . 駆使丁は重労働の現業部門に置かれ、氷の運搬が非常に苦労したとみられる。
other than the three families called saikanjin , the court officials from jigeke were called namikanjin (general court officials ) and had subordinates called shimokanjin , who did heavy labor for the events and ceremonies . 催官人の3家以外の地下家の官人は、並官人と呼ばれ、更にその下には儀式などの際に雑用を担当する下官人と呼ばれる人々がいた。
someone says it is because in the past the heavy labor of blacksmiths had weakened their one eye and one leg; other says it is because ippon-datara had appeared near the remains of mines (refer to myths of single eye and single eye in legends ). これは鍛冶師が重労働で片目と片脚が萎えること、一本だたらの出没場所が鉱山跡に近いことに関連するとの説がある（隻眼神話・伝説の中の隻眼を参照）。
convicts on sadoshima island , much like those at the work-houses of tsukudajima island , were given one type of labor to perform , and so if they showed contrition they would receive a tiny sum as savings and , after many years , would be allowed to return to their hometowns ), but drainage work was extremely heavy labor , and drainage laborers were so cruelly exploited that it was said they could not survive for more than three years . 佃島の人足寄場とおなじく、囚徒に一種の職をあたえたから、改悟すれば些少の貯蓄を得て年を経て郷里にかえることをゆるされた）が、水替は過酷な重労働であり、3年以上は生存できないといわれるほど酷使された。
one goal of the policy was to rehabilitate criminals (they earned small salaries from their labor , and those who repented of their crimes would be released . convicts on sadoga-shima island , much like those at the work-houses of tsukudajima island , were given one type of labor to perform , and so if they showed contrition they would receive a tiny sum as savings and , after many years , would be allowed to return to their hometowns ), but drainage work was extremely heavy labor , and drainage laborers were so cruelly exploited that it was said they could not survive for more than three years . 犯罪者の更生という目的もあった（作業に応じて小遣銭が支給され、改悛した者は釈放された。
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