【じゅうこうちょうだい】

    adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi); noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. heavy, thick, long, and big (products, esp. industrial); massive and heavy; heavy (industry)yojijukugoantonym:
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  • 【じゅうこうちょうだい】
  • じゅうこうちょうだい
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. heavy, thick, long, and big (products, esp. industrial)
    2. This meaning refers to large, substantial products typically used in heavy industries. It conveys the idea of robustness and considerable size or weight in items such as machinery or materials.
    This factory uses massive and heavy machinery.
    This is a project that requires thick and large materials.
  2. massive and heavy
    3. This meaning emphasizes the physical characteristics of being substantial or weighty, often relating to items that demand significant handling or transport considerations.
    That house is filled with massive and heavy furniture.
    Building massive and heavy structures requires a lot of effort.
  3. heavy (industry)
    4. This meaning specifically relates to industries that deal with large scale and heavy-duty production, such as manufacturing, steel work, and construction.
    Japan's heavy industry is world-renowned.
    Growth is expected in the heavy industry sector.
Generated collocations (experimental)
heavy industrymassive and heavy productsheavy, thick, long, and big modellarge-scale heavy industry companiesheavy-duty approachsymbol of heavy industrymassive machineryto tackle in a heavy and large scalemassive and heavy facilitiesneeds for heavy and large products
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