1. 重量：heeltap 鞋跟皮 | heft 重量 | heftily 重地
2. 举起试重量：heft 重达 | heft 举起试重量 | heftily 重地
3. 重达：heft 分量 | heft 重达 | heft 举起试重量
4. 分量：heeltap 杯底残酒 | heft 分量 | heft 重达
1. His heft - as well as a restaurant on his property in Modena - underlined his gourmet appetite.
2. That finding suggests Canadians and Americans share one characteristic - they tend to understate their heft.
3. You need something that's got some heft to it, a pan solid enough to leave dents if brought down swiftly on cooktops.
4. But not so fast - this sewing machine would tip scales in terms of kilos and heft.
5. Not to mention that gaining and losing significant heft over a short period of time is taxing on the body.
6. Given the heft of the United States, such a dangerous practice is tantamount to a bomb of mass destruction.
7. They don't have the heft of the earlier generations, nor the aptitude for market forces displayed amply by the younger generation.
8. Time magazine's wisdom in singling out Chinese workers for their increasing heft on the global stage is appreciable.
9. Tens of thousands of people in Accra have no running water and heft buckets and cans from water pumps to their homes.
noun
1. the property of being large in mass
Synonym: heftiness massiveness ponderousness ponderosity
verb