No. 17,623 in Russian
тяжёлой
The word "тяжёлой" in English means "heavy" (feminine form, instrumental or genitive case) or "difficult."
In a sentence
У меня была тяжёлой учебник, и я устал носить его.
I had a heavy textbook, and I got tired of carrying it.
In this sentence, 'тяжёлой' is used as an adjective describing the textbook's physical weight.
После тяжёлой работы я люблю отдыхать на природе.
After hard work, I enjoy relaxing in nature.
Here, 'тяжёлой' is used metaphorically to indicate the difficulty of the work.
Она была тяжёлой на сердце, думая о прошедшем дне.
She felt heavy at heart thinking about the past day.
In this case, 'тяжёлой' describes an emotional state, conveying a sense of burden or sorrow.
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