weigh in

phrasal verbphr v

a) DSHDSOto have your weight measured before taking part in a competition 〔在赛前〕测体重，称体重

Higgins weighed in at just over 100 kilos.

希金斯赛前测得的体重刚好100公斤多一点。

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b) informalADD to join in an argument or fight 加入〔争论或争吵〕

with

The chairman then weighed in with his views.

然后主席也加入讨论，提出了自己的观点。

Examples from the Corpus

weigh at• Provisions weighed in at £113.8 million.• A huge commercial Ecosphere can weigh in at 200 liters.• The champion weighed in at 225 pounds before his last fight.• Williams weighed in at 235 pounds.• He thought suddenly of Antony Royd, weighed in at four pounds, doing eleven lengths in four minutes.• This needs no breaking in, has a waterproof Goretex lining and weighs in at just over a pound a pair.• Luckily this family all weighed in at over 15 grammes ... and that means enough fat to see them through the winter.• It was just my luck to have bags made of light nylon, weighing in at ten kilos in total.• Rambo the lamb is reckoned to have broken the local record, weighing in at twenty two pounds.• The largest Jilin stone weighed in at well over one thousand kilograms.

weigh with• September Vogue weighs in with 734 pages of heavy print, Bazaar with 488.• The new Transport Secretary, Stephen Byers, weighed in with a demand that the industry should improve its performance.• One Western critic weighed in with a particularly probing response.• High Sierra hikers, who frown on horses in the wilderness, have weighed in with arguments on the issue.• Keith Merrell made 65 against his former teammates and Chris Punchard weighed in with four wickets as Maldon won by 86 runs.• Christoffel and Alfred Merkelbach, weighed in with textbook kabinett wines.• Debuts Fiat will also be weighing in with their new Stilo.

→ weigh in at weigh(PHRASAL VERB)

单词	weigh in
释义	weigh in weigh in phrasal verbphr v a) DSHDSOto have your weight measured before taking part in a competition 〔在赛前〕测体重，称体重 at Higgins weighed in at just over 100 kilos. 希金斯赛前测得的体重刚好100公斤多一点。 → weigh-in b) informalADD to join in an argument or fight 加入〔争论或争吵〕 with The chairman then weighed in with his views. 然后主席也加入讨论，提出了自己的观点。 Examples from the Corpus weigh at• Provisions weighed in at £113.8 million.• A huge commercial Ecosphere can weigh in at 200 liters.• The champion weighed in at 225 pounds before his last fight.• Williams weighed in at 235 pounds.• He thought suddenly of Antony Royd, weighed in at four pounds, doing eleven lengths in four minutes.• This needs no breaking in, has a waterproof Goretex lining and weighs in at just over a pound a pair.• Luckily this family all weighed in at over 15 grammes ... and that means enough fat to see them through the winter.• It was just my luck to have bags made of light nylon, weighing in at ten kilos in total.• Rambo the lamb is reckoned to have broken the local record, weighing in at twenty two pounds.• The largest Jilin stone weighed in at well over one thousand kilograms. weigh with• September Vogue weighs in with 734 pages of heavy print, Bazaar with 488.• The new Transport Secretary, Stephen Byers, weighed in with a demand that the industry should improve its performance.• One Western critic weighed in with a particularly probing response.• High Sierra hikers, who frown on horses in the wilderness, have weighed in with arguments on the issue.• Keith Merrell made 65 against his former teammates and Chris Punchard weighed in with four wickets as Maldon won by 86 runs.• Christoffel and Alfred Merkelbach, weighed in with textbook kabinett wines.• Debuts Fiat will also be weighing in with their new Stilo. → weigh in at weigh(PHRASAL VERB)
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