英语词汇“weigh”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

weighverb

uk/weɪ/us/weɪ/

weigh verb (HEAVINESS)

B1 [ L only + noun, T ] to have a heaviness of a stated amount, or to measure the heaviness of an object:

Yesterday a satellite weighing 15 tons was successfully placed in orbit.

She weighs herself every week on the scales in the bathroom.

Your luggage must be weighed before it is put on the aircraft.

More examples

I weigh ten and a half stone.
She's neurotic about her weight - she weighs herself three times a day.
She weighs between 55 and 60 kilograms.
Your fruit and vegetables will be weighed at the checkout.
We use the metric system of measuring and weighing.

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Measuring & weighing

cost-of-living index
decibel
life-size
measure sb/sth up
measure sth out
measurement
mmHg
mmol
pace
pinhole
plumb
point
proof
quantifiable
record
short
sound
system
timer
tolerance

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Measurements of weight & mass

weigh verb (INFLUENCE)

[ I usually + adv/prep ] (of something such as a fact or an event) to have an influence or be important:

Easy access to a skilled workforce weighed heavily with us when we chose a site for the new factory.

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Being important and having importance

bulk
bulk large idiom
centrality
come
come before sth/sb
count
cut
cut to the chase idiom
essence
fish
have bigger/other fish to fry idiom
have/take pride of place idiom
loom
loom large idiom
matter
mean the world to sb idiom
outweigh
override
reign
signify

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Affecting and influencing

weigh verb (CONSIDER)

B2 [ T ] to carefully consider, especially by comparing facts or possibilities, in order to make a decision:

Only when we have weighed all the factors involved can we decide when would be the best time to start.

Economic benefits must be carefully weighed against the possible dangers of handling radioactive waste.

Compare

outweigh

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Thinking and contemplating

-ly
agonize over/about sth
chew
chew sth over
chew the cud idiom
chew your cud idiom
depth
joined-up thinking
lateral thinking
let me see/let's see idiom
let's see idiom
puzzle
rack
reflect
take sth into account idiom
the thought crosses sb's mind idiom
think sth out
think sth over
think sth through
worry

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Analysing and evaluating

weigh verb (SHIP)

weigh anchor

to lift the anchor (= a heavy metal object) of a ship from under the water so that it can move freely

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Arriving & departing by boat or ship

anchor
berth
cast
cast off
dock
land
landing
launch
launcher
moor
sail
sea
shove
shove off!

Idiom(s)

weigh your words

weigh a ton

Phrasal verb(s)

weigh sb/sth down

weigh sb down

weigh in

weigh on sb/sth

weigh sth out

weigh sth up

weigh sb/sth up

单词	weigh
释义	Contents verb (4) weigh (HEAVINESS) weigh (INFLUENCE) weigh (CONSIDER) weigh (SHIP) Contents verb (3) weigh (SHOW WEIGHT) weigh (INFLUENCE) weigh (CONSIDER) Contents verb (3) weigh (1) weigh (2) weigh (3) English American Business weighverb uk/weɪ/us/weɪ/ weigh verb (HEAVINESS) B1 [ L only + noun, T ] to have a heaviness of a stated amount, or to measure the heaviness of an object: Yesterday a satellite weighing 15 tons was successfully placed in orbit. She weighs herself every week on the scales in the bathroom. Your luggage must be weighed before it is put on the aircraft. More examples I weigh ten and a half stone. She's neurotic about her weight - she weighs herself three times a day. She weighs between 55 and 60 kilograms. Your fruit and vegetables will be weighed at the checkout. We use the metric system of measuring and weighing. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Measuring & weighing cost-of-living index decibel life-size *measure sb/sth* up measure sth out measurement mmHg mmol pace pinhole plumb point proof quantifiable record short sound system timer tolerance See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Measurements of weight & mass weigh verb (INFLUENCE) [ I usually + adv/prep ] (of something such as a fact or an event) to have an influence or be important: Easy access to a skilled workforce weighed heavily with us when we chose a site for the new factory. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Being important and having importance bulk bulk large idiom centrality come** come before sth/sb count cut cut to the chase idiom essence fish have bigger/other fish to fry idiom have/take pride of place idiom loom loom large idiom matter mean the world to sb idiom outweigh override reign signify See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Affecting and influencing weigh verb (CONSIDER) B2 [ T ] to carefully consider, especially by comparing facts or possibilities, in order to make a decision: Only when we have weighed all the factors involved can we decide when would be the best time to start. Economic benefits must be carefully weighed against the possible dangers of handling radioactive waste. Compare outweigh Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Thinking and contemplating -ly agonize over/about sth chew *chew sth* over chew the cud idiom chew your cud idiom depth joined-up thinking lateral thinking let me see/let's see idiom let's see idiom puzzle rack reflect take sth into account idiom the thought crosses sb's mind idiom think sth out think sth over think sth through worry See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Analysing and evaluating weigh verb (SHIP) weigh anchor to lift the anchor (= a heavy metal object) of a ship from under the water so that it can move freely Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Arriving & departing by boat or ship anchor berth cast cast off dock land landing launch launcher moor sail sea shove shove off! Idiom(s) weigh your words weigh a ton Phrasal verb(s) weigh sb/sth down weigh sb down weigh in weigh on sb/sth weigh sth out weigh sth up weigh sb/sth up weighverb us/weɪ/ weigh verb (SHOW WEIGHT) to be pulled toward the earth with a particular force that can be measured, or to measure this force in an object; to show an amount of weight: [ L ] The baby weighed six pounds, ten ounces at birth. [ L ] This table weighs a lot. [ T ] She weighs herself every morning. weigh verb (INFLUENCE) [ I always + adv/prep ] to have an influence: The factor that weighed most heavily in her favor was her record of success as a lawyer. weigh verb (CONSIDER) [ T ] to consider something carefully, esp. by comparing facts or possibilities, in order to make a decision: The judge told the jury to weigh the facts and the evidence. You have to weigh the advantage of early graduation against the disadvantage of being younger than everyone else. Idiom(s) weigh a ton Phrasal verb(s) weigh down someone/something weigh in weigh in weigh on someone weighverb [ T ] uk/weɪ/us to have a particular weight: The portable calculator weighs 2 ounces. to measure the weight of something: Your luggage must be weighed before it is put onto the aircraft. to carefully consider something, especially by comparing facts or possibilities, in order to make a decision: weigh sth against sth The installation and operating costs have to be weighed against lost revenue. weigh benefits/factors/risks The network executives have to weigh all kinds of factors in their decisions. Phrasal verb(s)** weigh sb/sth down weigh on sth weigh sth out weigh sth up
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weighverb

weigh verb (HEAVINESS)

weigh verb (INFLUENCE)

weigh verb (CONSIDER)

weigh verb (SHIP)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

weighverb

weigh verb (SHOW WEIGHT)

weigh verb (INFLUENCE)

weigh verb (CONSIDER)

Idiom(s)

Phrasal verb(s)

weighverb [ T ]

Phrasal verb(s)