weight的意思和读音

weight

: [weɪt] : [weɪt]

n.

v.使;(使

weights  weighting  weighted  

v.+n.lose weight,carry weight,gain weight

adj.+n.average weight,same weight,normal weight,excess weight,ideal weight

n.heaviness,mass,bulk,heft,weightinessweightn.being heavy

1.[u][c]how heavy sb/sth is, which can be measured in, for example, kilograms or pounds

It is about 76 kilos in weight .西 76

Bananas are sold by weight.

In the wild, this fish can reach a weight of 5lbs. 5

She is trying to lose weight(= become less heavy and less fat) .

He's put on/gained weight(= become heavier and fatter) since he gave up smoking.

Sam has a weight problem(= is too fat) .

No more for me. I have to watch my weight .

2.[u]the fact of being heavy

He staggered a little under the weight of his backpack.

I just hoped the branch would take my weight .

The pillars have to support the weight of the roof.

Don't put any weight on that ankle for at least a week.

heavy object

3.[c]an object that is heavy

The doctor said he should not lift heavy weights.

4.[c]an object used to keep sth in position or as part of a machine

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responsibility/worry

5.[sing]~ (of sth)a great responsibility or worry

The full weight of responsibility falls on her.

The news was certainly a weight off my mind(= I did not have to worry about it any more) .

Finally telling the truth was a great weight off my shoulders .使

influence/strength

6.[u]importance, influence or strength

The many letters of support added weight to the campaign.

The President has now offered to lend his weight to the project.

Your opinion carries weight with the boss.

How can you ignore the sheer weight of medical opinion?

The weight of evidence against her is overwhelming.

for measuring/lifting

7.[c][u]a unit or system of units by which weight is measured

tables of weights and measures

imperial/metric weight

8.[c]a piece of metal that is known to weigh a particular amount and is used to measure the weight of sth, or lifted by people to improve their strength and as a sport

a set of weights

She lifts weights as part of her training.

He does a lot of weight training .

IDM

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take the weight off your feet(informal)to sit down and rest, especially when you are tired

Come and sit down and take the weight off your feet for a while./ target=_blank class=infotextkey>

throw your weight about/around(informal)to use your position of authority or power in an aggressive way in order to achieve what you wantthrow/put your weight behind sthto use all your influence and power to support sth

They won the argument by sheer weight of numbers.

weight of numbersthe combined power, strength or influence of a group

They won the argument by sheer weight of numbers.

v.attach heavy object

1.~ sth (down) (with sth)使;(to attach a weight to sth in order to keep it in the right position or make it heavier

The fishing nets are weighted with lead.

give importance

2.[usupass]~ sth使to give different values to things to show how important you think each of them is compared with the others

The results of the survey were weighted to allow for variations in the sample.

a weighted vote(= one that is worth more than a single vote)

a weighted grade(= given at school for a course that is more advanced or harder and so has a higher value)

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n.1.a measurement of how heavy a person or thing is; the condition or effect of being heavy2.a heavy object that is used for making another thing heavier; a piece of heavy metal designed for lifting or throwing as a sport; a piece of metal that weighs a particular amount, used for measuring how much something else weighs; any heavy object, especially one that is difficult to lift or move3.the influence or importance that something has4.something that causes you trouble or difficulty1.a measurement of how heavy a person or thing is; the condition or effect of being heavy2.a heavy object that is used for making another thing heavier; a piece of heavy metal designed for lifting or throwing as a sport; a piece of metal that weighs a particular amount, used for measuring how much something else weighs; any heavy object, especially one that is difficult to lift or move3.the influence or importance that something has4.something that causes you trouble or difficulty

v.1.to make something heavier by putting a weight on it, especially in order to stop it from moving2.to give additional importance to something, for example a test or part of one

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1.BMI is thought to be an indicator of how much fat a person has, while body weight reflects the overall body size.BMI

2.With your weight mainly on your heels see how the skin on the bottom of your foot, near the mound of your toes is free to open more.

3.So, it is possible to treat -1 as a constant input whose weight, theta, is adjusted in learning, or, to use the technical term, training.-1theta

4.Most people know to be prepared to fight weight gain in the winter, when the holidays and decreased activity can lead to a few extra pounds.

5.America seems to have thrown its weight behind the emerging world on this issue.

6.All the children were similar in height, weight and body mass index (BMI; a ratio of height to weight used to measure obesity).(BMI;

7.This phenomenon isn't dependent on body weight or how much exercise people do.

8.This was one piece of evidence that got us thinking -- eating at the wrong time of day might be contributing to weight gain.使

9.The scale can't tell you what you've lost or gained, which is important information if you're trying to lose weight. . .。。。

10.Even young women recovering from anorexia who have maintained a healthy weight for over a year had vastly different brain activity patterns.使