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Definition
Synonym
Schwerarbeiter
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Schwerarbeiter
heavy worker
Schwerarbeiter
m
Schwerarbeiter
pl
heavy worker; manual labourer
heavy workers
Schwerarbeiter
m
Schwerarbeiter
pl
heavy worker, manual labourer
heavy workers
Deutsche
Schwerarbeiter Synonyme
Englische
heavy worker Synonyme
heavy
Herculean
Latinate
OK
Roscius
abeyant
abstruse
abundant
accented
ace-high
actor
actress
acute
adamantine
adhesive
aesthetic
aesthetically appealing
alveolar
ample
amylaceous
anesthetized
annoying
antagonist
anticipating
antihero
apathetic
apical
apico-alveolar
apico-dental
arcane
arduous
arid
articulated
assimilated
attractive
awe-inspiring
awful
awkward
back
backbreaking
bad
bad guy
bang-up
baritone
barnstormer
barren
barytone
bass
beauteous
beautiful
benumbed
besetting
big
big with child
big-laden
bilabial
bit
bit part
blah
blank
blase
bleak
blimp
bloodless
blunt
blunt-witted
bombastic
bonzer
bored
boring
boss
bothersome
breeding
broad
broad-bodied
bulky
bullnecked
bully
burdened
burdensome
burdensomely
buskined
but good
cacuminal
carrying
carrying a fetus
cast
castellatus
cataleptic
catatonic
central
cerebral
character
character actor
character man
character woman
characterless
checked
cheerless
child actor
chubby
cirrose
cirrous
clabbered
clammy
close
close-knit
close-textured
close-woven
clotted
cloud-flecked
clouded
cloudy
clumsy
coagulated
coarse
cold
colorless
comatose
compact
compacted
complex
comprehensive
compressed
concentrated
concrete
condensed
congested
consequential
considerable
consolidated
consonant
consonantal
continuant
contralto
cool
copious
corking
corpulent
cothurned
crackerjack
crammed
crammed full
cramped
crass
crestfallen
critical
crowded
crucial
crushing
cue
cumbersome
cumbersomely
cumbrous
cumuliform
cumulous
curdled
dandy
dark
dead
debilitated
deep
deep-echoing
deep-pitched
deep-toned
deepmouthed
dejected
delicious
dense
dental
depressed
depressing
despondent
difficult
dim
dim-witted
dirty
disconsolate
diseur
diseuse
dismal
dissimilated
distressful
distressing
doped
dopey
dormant
dorsal
doughy
downcast
downhearted
dozy
draggy
dramatizer
drea
heavy
hand
argumentum baculinum
big stick
despotism
domination
domineering
fascism
firm hand
high hand
iron boot
iron hand
iron heel
oppression
reign of terror
strong hand
terrorism
thought control
tight hand
tight rein
tight ship
tyranny
heavy
handed
all thumbs
awkward
blunderheaded
blundering
boorish
bumbling
bungling
butterfingered
careless
clownish
clumsy
clumsy-fisted
cumbersome
elephantine
fingers all thumbs
fumbling
gauche
gawkish
gawky
graceless
halting
ham-fisted
ham-handed
hulking
hulky
inelegant
inept
left-hand
left-handed
loutish
lubberly
lumbering
lumpish
maladroit
oafish
ponderous
sloppy
stiff
uncouth
ungainly
ungraceful
unhandy
unhappy
uninspired
unwieldy
wooden
heavy
heart
aching heart
agony
agony of mind
anguish
bale
bathos
bitterness
bleeding heart
broken heart
crushing
depression
depth of misery
desolation
despair
extremity
grief
heartache
heaviness
heaviness of heart
heavy
heartedness
infelicity
melancholia
melancholy
misery
pathos
prostration
sadheartedness
sadness
suicidal despair
woe
wretchedness
heavy
-handed
autocratic
awkward
bungling
clumsy
despotic
dictatorial
domineering
graceless
harsh
imperious
inept
magisterial
maladroit
oppressive
overbearing
severe
tyrannical
ungraceful
heavy
set
adipose
beefy
big-bellied
bloated
blowzy
bosomy
brawny
broad-bodied
bulky
bullnecked
burly
buxom
chubby
chunky
coarse
corpulent
crass
dense
distended
dumpy
fat
fattish
fleshy
full
full-bodied
gross
heavy
hefty
hippy
imposing
lusty
massive
meaty
obese
overweight
paunchy
plump
podgy
portly
potbellied
pudgy
puffy
pursy
roly-poly
rotund
square
squat
squatty
stalwart
stocky
stout
strapping
stubby
stumpy
swollen
thick
thick-bodied
thickset
three-dimensional
top-
heavy
tubby
viscous
well-fed
heavy
weight
Chinese boxer
Rasputin
Svengali
VIP
access
bad influence
bantamweight
big
big boy
big cheese
big wheel
big-league
big-name
big-time
big-timer
bigwig
bigwigged
black belt
blimp
boxer
brown belt
bruiser
catchweight
chief
consequential
considerable
court
double-barreled
earthshaking
eminence grise
fat
fat cat
fatty
featherweight
fighter
fisticuffer
five-percenter
flyweight
friend at court
good influence
grand
gray eminence
great
heavy
hefty
hidden hand
high-powered
hippo
important
influence
influence peddler
influencer
ingroup
karate expert
key
kingmaker
leaden
leader
light
heavy
weight
lightweight
lion
lobby
lobbyist
lords of creation
lump
major
man of influence
manipulator
massive
massy
material
middleweight
momentous
name
open sesame
overweight
palooka
ponderous
potbelly
powers that be
pressure group
prizefighter
pug
pugilist
roly-poly
savate expert
self-important
significant
sinister influence
sparrer
special interests
special-interest group
substantial
superior
swagbelly
the Establishment
tub
tub of lard
tun
very important person
weighty
welterweight
wheeler-dealer
wire-puller
world-shaking
Schwerarbeiter Definition
Heavy
(
a.
)
Having
the
heaves.
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Heaved
or
lifted
with
labor
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Not
easy
to
bear
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Laden
with
that
which
is
weighty
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Slow
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Strong
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Loud
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Dark
with
clouds,
or
ready
to
rain
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Impeding
motion
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Not
raised
or
made
light
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Not
agreeable
to,
or
suitable
for,
the
stomach
Heavy
(
superl.
)
Having
much
body
or
strength
Heavy
(
superl.
)
With
child
Heavy
(
adv.
)
Heavily
Heavy
(
v.
t.)
To
make
heavy.
Heavy-armed
(
a.
)
Wearing
heavy
or
complete
armor
Heavy-haded
(
a.
)
Clumsy
Heavy-headed
(
a.
)
Dull
Heavy
spar
(
)
Native
barium
sulphate
or
barite,
--
so
called
because
of
its
high
specific
gravity
as
compared
with
other
non-metallic
minerals.
Top-heavy
(
a.
)
Having
the
top
or
upper
part
too
heavy
for
the
lower
part.
Wire-worker
(
n.
)
One
who
manufactures
articles
from
wire.
Wonder-worker
(
n.
)
One
who
performs
wonders,
or
miracles.
Worker
(
n.
)
One
who,
or
that
which,
works
Worker
(
n.
)
One
of
the
neuter,
or
sterile,
individuals
of
the
social
ants,
bees,
and
white
ants.
The
workers
are
generally
females
having
the
sexual
organs
imperfectly
developed.
See
Ant,
and
White
ant,
under
White.
heavy worker Bedeutung
heavy
lifting
difficult
work,
the
boss
hoped
the
plan
would
succeed
but
he
wasn't
willing
to
do
the
heavy
lifting
worker
sterile
member
of
a
colony
of
social
insects
that
forages
for
food
and
cares
for
the
larvae
worker
bee
sterile
bee
specialized
to
collect
food
and
maintain
the
hive
artillery
heavy
weapon
gun
ordnance
large
but
transportable
armament
heavy
a
serious
(or
tragic)
role
in
a
play
heavy
metal
heavy
metal
music
loud
and
harsh
sounding
rock
music
with
a
strong
beat,
lyrics
usually
involve
violent
or
fantastic
imagery
ground
swell
heavy
swell
a
broad
and
deep
undulation
of
the
ocean
double
creme
heavy
whipping
cream
cream
with
a
fat
content
of
%
or
more
heavy
cream
contains
more
than
%
butterfat
baryon
heavy
particle
any
of
the
elementary
particles
having
a
mass
equal
to
or
greater
than
that
of
a
proton
and
that
participate
in
strong
interactions,
a
hadron
with
a
baryon
number
of
worker
a
person
who
works
at
a
specific
occupation,
he
is
a
good
worker
actor
doer
worker
a
person
who
acts
and
gets
things
done,
he's
a
principal
actor
in
this
affair,
when
you
want
something
done
get
a
doer,
he's
a
miracle
worker
almoner
medical
social
worker
an
official
in
a
British
hospital
who
looks
after
the
social
and
material
needs
of
the
patients
brainworker
brain-worker
someone
whose
profession
involves
using
his
head
to
solve
problems
civil
rights
leader
civil
rights
worker
civil
rights
activist
a
leader
of
the
political
movement
dedicated
to
securing
equal
opportunity
for
members
of
minority
groups
colleague
co-worker
fellow
worker
workfellow
an
associate
that
one
works
with
construction
worker
hard
hat
a
worker
skilled
in
building
offices
or
dwellings
etc.
farmhand
fieldhand
field
hand
farm
worker
a
hired
hand
on
a
farm
garmentmaker
garment-worker
garment
worker
a
person
who
makes
garments
goldsmith
goldworker
gold-worker
an
artisan
who
makes
jewelry
and
other
objects
out
of
gold
guest
worker
guestworker
a
person
with
temporary
permission
to
work
in
another
country,
a
Moroccan
guestworker
in
Canada
was
accused
of
aiding
terrorists
heavy
hitter
an
influential
person
who
works
hard
to
promote
the
causes
they
are
interested
in
heavy
an
actor
who
plays
villainous
roles
line
worker
an
employee
who
works
on
an
assembly
line
mill-hand
factory
worker
a
workman
in
a
mill
or
factory
miracle
man
miracle
worker
a
person
who
claims
or
is
alleged
to
perform
miracles
power
worker
power-station
worker
a
worker
at
a
power
station
proletarian
prole
worker
a
member
of
the
working
class
(not
necessarily
employed),
workers
of
the
world--unite!
research
worker
researcher
investigator
a
scientist
who
devotes
himself
to
doing
research
seasonal
worker
seasonal
a
worker
who
finds
employment
only
in
certain
seasons
silversmith
silverworker
silver-worker
someone
who
makes
or
repairs
articles
of
silver
skilled
worker
trained
worker
skilled
workman
a
worker
who
has
acquired
special
skills
slave
striver
hard
worker
someone
who
works
as
hard
as
a
slave
social
worker
caseworker
welfare
worker
someone
employed
to
provide
social
services
(especially
to
the
disadvantaged)
stevedore
loader
longshoreman
docker
dockhand
dock
worker
dockworker
dock-walloper
lumper
a
laborer
who
loads
and
unloads
vessels
in
a
port
temp
temporary
temporary
worker
a
worker
(especially
in
an
office)
hired
on
a
temporary
basis
volunteer
unpaid
worker
a
person
who
performs
voluntary
work
heavy
metal
a
metal
of
relatively
high
density
(specific
gravity
greater
than
about
)
or
of
high
relative
atomic
weight
(especially
one
that
is
poisonous
like
mercury
or
lead)
deuterium
heavy
hydrogen
an
isotope
of
hydrogen
which
has
one
neutron
(as
opposed
to
zero
neutrons
in
hydrogen)
heavy
spar
barite
barytes
barium
sulphate
a
white
or
colorless
mineral
(BaSO),
the
main
source
of
barium
heavy
water
deuterium
oxide
water
containing
a
substantial
proportion
of
deuterium
atoms,
used
in
nuclear
reactors
bumbling
bungling
butterfingered
ham-fisted
ham-handed
handless
heavy-handed
left-handed
lacking
physical
movement
skills,
especially
with
the
hands,
a
bumbling
mechanic,
a
bungling
performance,
ham-handed
governmental
interference,
could
scarcely
empty
a
scuttle
of
ashes,
so
handless
was
the
poor
creature-
Mary
H.
Vorse
big(p)
enceinte
expectant
gravid
great(p)
large(p)
heavy(p)
with
child(p)
in
an
advanced
stage
of
pregnancy,
was
big
with
child,
was
great
with
child
heavy-coated
wearing
a
heavy
coat,
heavy-coated
policemen
astride
noble
horses
heavy
lowering
sullen
threatening
darkened
by
clouds,
a
heavy
sky
clayey
cloggy
heavy
(used
of
soil)
compact
and
fine-grained,
the
clayey
soil
was
heavy
and
easily
saturated
heavy
profound
sound
wakeles
(of
sleep)
deep
and
complete,
a
heavy
sleep,
fell
into
a
profound
sleep,
a
sound
sleeper,
deep
wakeless
sleep
heavy-handed
roughshod
unjustly
domineering,
incensed
at
the
government's
heavy-handed
economic
policies,
a
manager
who
rode
roughshod
over
all
opposition
heavy
leaden
lacking
lightness
or
liveliness,
heavy
humor,
a
leaden
conversation
a
arduous
backbreaking
grueling
gruelling
hard
heavy
laborious
operose
punishing
toilsome
characterized
by
effort
to
the
point
of
exhaustion,
especially
physical
effort,
worked
their
arduous
way
up
the
mining
valley,
a
grueling
campaign,
hard
labor,
heavy
work,
heavy
going,
spent
many
laborious
hours
on
the
project,
set
a
punishing
pace
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