英语词汇weigh怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

weigh /ˈweɪ/ verb

weighs; weighed; weighing

weigh

/ˈweɪ/

verb

weighs; weighed; weighing

Learner's definition of WEIGH

a [+ object] : to find how heavy (someone or something) is : to measure the weight of (someone or something)称…的重量；称

She weighs herself every morning.她每天上午都称体重。
He used a scale to weigh the bananas.他用磅秤称香蕉。

b not used in progressive tenses, [linking verb] : to have a specified weight重量为；有…重

I weigh 180 pounds.我体重180磅。
The bananas weigh more than the apples.那些香蕉比苹果重。
How much do you weigh?你有多重？
This box weighs a ton. [=is very heavy]这个箱子太重了。

[+ object] : to think carefully about (something) in order to form an opinion or make a decision : consider认真考虑；斟酌；权衡

You will need to weigh the pros and cons.你得权衡利弊得失。
He took time to weigh his options.他花时间权衡自己的选择。
You should weigh your words [=think carefully about what you are going to say] before you answer that question.你在回答那个问题前应当考虑清楚。

— often + up

She tried to weigh up [=evaluate] the pros and cons of staying at her current job.她努力权衡保留目前工作的利弊。

— see also weigh up (below)

always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to be considered in a specified way when a person or thing is being judged具有重要性；有影响

The evidence weighs (heavily) against him. [=the evidence is not in his favor]证据对他（十分）不利。
Her previous experience weighs in her favor.她之前的经历对她有利。

weigh down

[phrasal verb]

weigh (someone or something) down or weigh down (someone or something) : to press down on (someone or something) : to make (someone or something) heavier and less able to move easily使负重；压得…难以移动；压得下垂

My heavy backpack weighed me down.沉重的背包压得我直不起腰。
The boat was weighed down by the extra cargo.超载的货物压得船吃水很深。

weigh (someone) down or weigh down (someone) : to cause (someone) to accept or deal with something difficult or unpleasant使心情沉重；使沮丧；使烦恼

I don't want to weigh you down with my bad news.我不想让我的坏消息破坏你的心情。
I'm feeling weighed down [=burdened] by all the work I have to do.所有这些要做的工作压得我心情沉重。

weigh in

[phrasal verb]

weigh in or weigh (someone) in or weigh in (someone) : to be weighed or to weigh (someone) before competing in a fight, race, etc.（比赛前）称体重

When will the jockeys weigh in?什么时候给赛马骑师称体重？
The boxers were weighed in before the fight.拳击选手在赛前称了体重。

— see also weigh-in

: to have a specified weight重量为；有…重 — + at

He weighs in at 240 pounds. [=he weighs 240 pounds]他体重240磅。

informal : to give your opinion about something发表看法；提出意见

I think we're pretty much decided, unless you want to weigh in.我想我们差不多决定了，除非你还有话要说。

— often + with

Would you like to weigh in with your opinion? [=would you like to say what your opinion is?]你想发表一下你的看法吗？

— often + on in U.S. English在美国英语中常与on连用

Do you want to weigh in on our weekend plans? [=do you want to say your opinion about our weekend plans?]关于我们周末的安排，你想说说你的想法吗？

weigh on

[phrasal verb]

weigh on (someone)

: to make (someone or something) sad, depressed, or worried使伤心；使压抑；使忧虑

The bad news is really weighing on me.这个坏消息真的让我很伤心。
I can tell that something is weighing on his mind. [=that he's worried about something]我看得出他在想心事。

weigh out

[phrasal verb]

weigh (something) out or weigh out (something)

: to measure and remove a certain weight of (something) : to separate (a portion of something that weighs a certain amount)称出，量出（一定重量的东西）

Would you weigh out 20 pounds of rice?你能称20磅大米吗？
I weighed the portions out and distributed them.我称出多份并分发出去。

weigh up

[phrasal verb]

weigh (someone) up or weigh up (someone)

: to look at and listen to (someone) in order to make a judgment about that person's character, abilities, etc.（通过观察或倾听某人）掂量，评估

She was watching him closely as he spoke, weighing him up. [=sizing him up]他说话时，她一直在密切注视他并掂量着他。

— see also weigh 2 (above)

单词	weigh
释义	weigh 2 ENTRIES FOUND: weigh (verb) weigh-in (noun) weigh /ˈweɪ/ verb weighs; weighed; weighing weigh /ˈweɪ/ verb weighs; weighed; weighing Learner's definition of WEIGH 1 a [+ object] : to find how heavy (someone or something) is : to measure the weight of (someone or something)称…的重量；称 She weighs herself every morning.她每天上午都称体重。 He used a scale to weigh the bananas.他用磅秤称香蕉。 b not used in progressive tenses, [linking verb] : to have a specified weight重量为；有…重 I weigh 180 pounds.我体重180磅。 The bananas weigh more than the apples.那些香蕉比苹果重。 How much do you weigh?你有多重？ This box weighs a ton. [=is very heavy]这个箱子太重了。 2 [+ object] : to think carefully about (something) in order to form an opinion or make a decision : consider认真考虑；斟酌；权衡 You will need to weigh the pros and cons.你得权衡利弊得失。 He took time to weigh his options.他花时间权衡自己的选择。 You should weigh your words [=think carefully about what you are going to say] before you answer that question.你在回答那个问题前应当考虑清楚。 — often + up She tried to weigh up [=evaluate] the pros and cons of staying at her current job.她努力权衡保留目前工作的利弊。 — see also weigh up (below) 3 always followed by an adverb or preposition, [no object] : to be considered in a specified way when a person or thing is being judged具有重要性；有影响 The evidence weighs (heavily) against him. [=the evidence is not in his favor]证据对他（十分）不利。 Her previous experience weighs in her favor.她之前的经历对她有利。 weigh down [phrasal verb] 1 weigh (someone or something) down or weigh down (someone or something) : to press down on (someone or something) : to make (someone or something) heavier and less able to move easily使负重；压得…难以移动；压得下垂 My heavy backpack weighed me down.沉重的背包压得我直不起腰。 The boat was weighed down by the extra cargo.超载的货物压得船吃水很深。 2 weigh (someone) down or weigh down (someone) : to cause (someone) to accept or deal with something difficult or unpleasant使心情沉重；使沮丧；使烦恼 I don't want to weigh you down with my bad news.我不想让我的坏消息破坏你的心情。 I'm feeling weighed down [=burdened] by all the work I have to do.所有这些要做的工作压得我心情沉重。 weigh in [phrasal verb] 1 weigh in or weigh (someone) in or weigh in (someone) : to be weighed or to weigh (someone) before competing in a fight, race, etc.（比赛前）称体重 When will the jockeys weigh in?什么时候给赛马骑师称体重？ The boxers were weighed in before the fight.拳击选手在赛前称了体重。 — see also weigh-in 2 : to have a specified weight重量为；有…重 — + at He weighs in at 240 pounds. [=he weighs 240 pounds]他体重240磅。 3 informal : to give your opinion about something发表看法；提出意见 I think we're pretty much decided, unless you want to weigh in.我想我们差不多决定了，除非你还有话要说。 — often + with Would you like to weigh in with your opinion? [=would you like to say what your opinion is?]你想发表一下你的看法吗？ — often + on in U.S. English在美国英语中常与on连用 Do you want to weigh in on our weekend plans? [=do you want to say your opinion about our weekend plans?]关于我们周末的安排，你想说说你的想法吗？ weigh on [phrasal verb] weigh on (someone) : to make (someone or something) sad, depressed, or worried使伤心；使压抑；使忧虑 The bad news is really weighing on me.这个坏消息真的让我很伤心。 I can tell that something is weighing on his mind. [=that he's worried about something]我看得出他在想心事。 weigh out [phrasal verb] weigh (something) out or weigh out (something) : to measure and remove a certain weight of (something) : to separate (a portion of something that weighs a certain amount)称出，量出（一定重量的东西） Would you weigh out 20 pounds of rice?你能称20磅大米吗？ I weighed the portions out and distributed them.我称出多份并分发出去。 weigh up [phrasal verb] weigh (someone) up or weigh up (someone) : to look at and listen to (someone) in order to make a judgment about that person's character, abilities, etc.（通过观察或倾听某人）掂量，评估 She was watching him closely as he spoke, weighing him up. [=sizing him up]他说话时，她一直在密切注视他并掂量着他。 — see also weigh 2 (above)
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