英语词组hang/lie heavy是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

hang heavy

1. To be suspended in air in significant amounts. Smoke hung heavy in the air of the cocktail lounge.

2. Of something negative, to linger or continue to be apparent in a way that is unpleasant or oppressive. This usage usually refers to something intangible, such as a quality or feeling. Tension hung heavy in the air after Kiki made her accusation.

3. To cause strong and lingering feelings of uneasiness. The documentary hung heavy on me for days after I watched it.

lie heavy

1. To be suspended in air in significant amounts. Smoke lay heavy in the air of the cocktail lounge.

2. Of something negative, to linger or continue to be apparent in a way that is unpleasant or oppressive. This usage usually refers to something intangible, such as a quality or feeling. Tension lay heavy in the air after Kiki made her accusation.

3. To cause strong and lingering feelings of uneasiness. The documentary lay heavy on me for days after I watched it.

hang/lie ˈheavy (on somebody/something)

1 (of a feeling or something in the air) be very noticeable in a particular place in a way that is unpleasant: Smoke lay heavy on the far side of the water.Despair hangs heavy on the air.
2 make somebody/something feel uncomfortable or anxious: The crime lay heavy on her conscience.

词组	hang/lie heavy
释义	hang heavy 1. To be suspended in air in significant amounts. Smoke hung heavy in the air of the cocktail lounge. 2. Of something negative, to linger or continue to be apparent in a way that is unpleasant or oppressive. This usage usually refers to something intangible, such as a quality or feeling. Tension hung heavy in the air after Kiki made her accusation. 3. To cause strong and lingering feelings of uneasiness. The documentary hung heavy on me for days after I watched it. lie heavy 1. To be suspended in air in significant amounts. Smoke lay heavy in the air of the cocktail lounge. 2. Of something negative, to linger or continue to be apparent in a way that is unpleasant or oppressive. This usage usually refers to something intangible, such as a quality or feeling. Tension lay heavy in the air after Kiki made her accusation. 3. To cause strong and lingering feelings of uneasiness. The documentary lay heavy on me for days after I watched it. hang/lie ˈheavy (on somebody/something) 1 (of a feeling or something in the air) be very noticeable in a particular place in a way that is unpleasant: Smoke lay heavy on the far side of the water.Despair hangs heavy on the air. 2 make somebody/something feel uncomfortable or anxious: The crime lay heavy on her conscience.
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