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1.b> (.i> to heave up) 1) , i> () ..i>; ; to heave an axe ; we heaved him to his feet / i> ;
2) .i> (), ; to heave (up) the anchor ; to heave in a cable ;
3) .i> (); he could not heave an arm ;
4) .i> (; ); ; ;
2.b> .i> i> (), (.i> ..i>); to heave smth. overboard ; to heave a brick ; to heave the lead .i> ;
3.b> i> (; ) ( ..i>), i> / ; the wind heaved the waves / ; to heave and set ) ; ) .i> ()i> ;
4.b> () , ..i>;
5.b> ( ); ;
6.b> (); ;
to heave aheadb> .i> () / ( i>);
to heave asternb> .i> () / ( i>);
to heave downb> .i> () / ( ..i>);
to heave outb> .i> ();
to heave tob> .i> 1) (), ;
2) i> (; );
to heave in sightb> .
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