更重的 用英语怎么说

"更重的" is a Chinese phrase that means "heavier."
In English, we can use the adjective "heavier" to describe something that weighs more than something else. For example:
This bag is heavier than that one. (这个包比那个更重。)
The elephant is heavier than the giraffe. (大象比长颈鹿更重。)
We can also use the adverb "more heavily" to describe how something is being carried or how it is affecting someone or something. For example:
She carried the box more heavily than I did. (她把箱子比我更沉。)
The rain is falling more heavily now. (现在雨更大了。)
The burden of responsibility weighed more heavily on her than on her colleagues. (责任的重担比她的同事们更沉重地压在她身上。)
The adjective "heavier" and the adverb "more heavily" come from the Old English word "hefig," which means "heavy." This word is related to the Old High German word "hafug," which also means "heavy," and the Proto-Germanic word "*habukaz," which means "heavy, weighty."