Okay, the user wants me to translate "expenditure-heavy" into Hebrew. Let me start by understanding the term. "Expenditure-heavy" likely refers to something that involves a lot of spending or expenses. In Hebrew, the word for expenditure is "הוצאה" (hitzud). The suffix "-heavy" can be translated as "הולך" (holy) but that doesn't fit here. Wait, maybe "בגודל" (big in size) or "שונה" (heavy). Alternatively, "הוצאה גדולה" (big expenditure) might be more accurate. But the user wants an adjective, so maybe "הוצאה-הולך" but that's not standard. Let me check if there's a standard term. Maybe "הוצאה רבה" (large expenditure) or "הוצאה נמוכה" (low expenditure). Wait, the original term is "expenditure-heavy," which is an adjective. So perhaps "הוצאה-הולך" isn't correct. Maybe "בגודל הוצאות" but that's a phrase. Alternatively, "הוצאה-הולך" might be a direct translation but not commonly used. I think the best approach is to use "הוצאה רבה" as the adjective form. Let me confirm with a dictionary. Hmm, maybe "הוצאה-הולך" is not standard. The correct translation might be "הוצאה רבה" or "הוצאה נמוכה" depending on context. Since the user didn't provide context, I'll go with "הוצאה רבה" as the translation for "expenditure-heavy."
הוצאה רבה
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