No. 3,713 in Spanish
pesada
"Pesada" in English means "heavy" or "annoying," depending on the context.
In a sentence
La mesa es muy pesada.
The table is very heavy.
Here, 'pesada' is used as an adjective to describe the physical weight of an object.
La tarea de ayer fue muy pesada.
Yesterday's assignment was very tedious.
Here, 'pesada' is used metaphorically to indicate that the assignment was burdensome or challenging.
Ella estaba de mal humor y su actitud era pesada.
She was in a bad mood, and her attitude was annoying.
Here, 'pesada' refers to a bothersome or unpleasant characteristic attributed to someone's mood or behavior.
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