weigh 音标拼音: [w'e]
vt . 称…重量,衡量,重压,考虑,权衡,起锚
vi . 称分量,有意义,重压
称…重量,衡量,重压,考虑,权衡,起锚称分量,有意义,重压
weigh v 1 :
have a certain weight 2 :
show consideration for ;
take into account ; "
You must consider her age "; "
The judge considered the offender '
s youth and was lenient " [
synonym : {
consider }, {
count }, {
weigh }]
3 :
determine the weight of ; "
The butcher weighed the chicken "
[
synonym : {
weigh }, {
librate }]
4 :
have weight ;
have import ,
carry weight ; "
It does not matter much " [
synonym : {
count }, {
matter }, {
weigh }]
5 :
to be oppressive or burdensome ; "
weigh heavily on the mind ",
"
Something pressed on his mind " [
synonym : {
weigh }, {
press }]
Weigh \
Weigh \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Weighed };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Weighing }.] [
OE .
weien ,
weyen ,
weghen ,
AS .
wegan to bear ,
move ;
akin to D .
wegen to weigh ,
G .
w [
aum ]
gen ,
wiegen ,
to weigh ,
bewegen to move ,
OHG .
wegan ,
Icel .
vega to move ,
carry ,
lift ,
weigh ,
Sw .
v [
aum ]
ga to weigh ,
Dan .
veie ,
Goth .
gawigan to shake ,
L .
vehere to carry ,
Skr .
vah . ????.
See {
Way },
and cf . {
Wey }.]
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1 .
To bear up ;
to raise ;
to lift into the air ;
to swing up ;
as ,
to weigh anchor . "
Weigh the vessel up ." --
Cowper .
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2 .
To examine by the balance ;
to ascertain the weight of ,
that is ,
the force with which a thing tends to the center of the earth ;
to determine the heaviness ,
or quantity of matter of ;
as ,
to weigh sugar ;
to weigh gold .
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Thou art weighed in the balances ,
and art found wanting . --
Dan .
v .
27 .
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3 .
To be equivalent to in weight ;
to counterbalance ;
to have the heaviness of . "
A body weighing divers ounces ."
--
Boyle .
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4 .
To pay ,
allot ,
take ,
or give by weight .
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They weighed for my price thirty pieces of silver .
--
Zech .
xi .
12 .
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5 .
To examine or test as if by the balance ;
to ponder in the mind ;
to consider or examine for the purpose of forming an opinion or coming to a conclusion ;
to estimate deliberately and maturely ;
to balance .
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A young man not weighed in state affairs . --
Bacon .
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Had no better weighed The strength he was to cope with ,
or his own .
--
Milton .
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Regard not who it is which speaketh ,
but weigh only what is spoken . --
Hooker .
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In nice balance ,
truth with gold she weighs . --
Pope .
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Without sufficiently weighing his expressions . --
Sir W .
Scott .
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6 .
To consider as worthy of notice ;
to regard . [
Obs .
or Archaic ] "
I weigh not you ." --
Shak .
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All that she so dear did weigh . --
Spenser .
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{
To weigh down }.
(
a )
To overbalance .
(
b )
To oppress with weight ;
to overburden ;
to depress . "
To weigh thy spirits down ." --
Milton .
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Weigh \
Weigh \ (
w [=
a ]),
n . (
Naut .)
A corruption of {
Way },
used only in the phrase {
under weigh }.
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An expedition was got under weigh from New York .
--
Thackeray .
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The Athenians . . .
hurried on board and with considerable difficulty got under weigh . --
Jowett (
Thucyd .).
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Weigh \
Weigh \,
v .
i .
1 .
To have weight ;
to be heavy . "
They only weigh the heavier ." --
Cowper .
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2 .
To be considered as important ;
to have weight in the intellectual balance .
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Your vows to her and me . . .
will even weigh .
--
Shak .
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This objection ought to weigh with those whose reading is designed for much talk and little knowledge . --
Locke .
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3 .
To bear heavily ;
to press hard .
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Cleanse the stuffed bosom of that perilous stuff Which weighs upon the heart . --
Shak .
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4 .
To judge ;
to estimate . [
R .]
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Could not weigh of worthiness aright . --
Spenser .
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{
To weigh down },
to sink by its own weight .
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Weigh \
Weigh \,
n . [
See {
Wey }.]
A certain quantity estimated by weight ;
an English measure of weight .
See {
Wey }.
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148 Moby Thesaurus words for "
weigh ":
amount to something ,
analogize ,
appraise ,
appreciate ,
assay ,
assess ,
assimilate ,
balance ,
be abstracted ,
be featured ,
be heavy ,
be influential ,
be persuasive ,
be prominent ,
be somebody ,
be something ,
bring into analogy ,
bring into comparison ,
brood ,
calculate ,
calibrate ,
caliper ,
carry ,
carry weight ,
catalog ,
categorize ,
charge ,
check a parameter ,
chew the cud ,
class ,
classify ,
compare ,
compare and contrast ,
compare with ,
compute ,
confront ,
consider ,
contemplate ,
contrast ,
count ,
counterbalance ,
counterpose ,
cumber ,
cut ice ,
cut some ice ,
debate ,
deliberate ,
dial ,
digest ,
divide ,
draw a comparison ,
draw a parallel ,
encumber ,
estimate ,
evaluate ,
excogitate ,
factor ,
fathom ,
gauge ,
get top billing ,
graduate ,
group ,
have an in ,
have full play ,
have influence ,
have personality ,
have pull ,
have weight ,
heft ,
hold the scales ,
identify ,
import ,
introspect ,
lade ,
lie heavy ,
liken ,
liken to ,
load ,
lumber ,
match ,
matter ,
measure ,
measure against ,
meditate ,
mensurate ,
metaphorize ,
mete ,
meter ,
militate ,
mind ,
muse ,
oppose ,
pace ,
parallel ,
perpend ,
place against ,
play around with ,
play with ,
plumb ,
ponder ,
prize ,
probe ,
quantify ,
quantize ,
rate ,
reflect ,
register ,
relate ,
ruminate ,
run a comparison ,
saddle ,
set in contrast ,
set in opposition ,
set off against ,
set over against ,
sift ,
signify ,
similize ,
size ,
size up ,
sort ,
sort out ,
sound ,
span ,
speculate ,
stand out ,
star ,
step ,
strike a balance ,
study ,
survey ,
take a reading ,
tax ,
tell ,
think over ,
thrash out ,
tip the scales ,
toy with ,
triangulate ,
valuate ,
value ,
view together ,
weigh against ,
weigh heavy ,
weigh in ,
weigh out ,
weight ,
winnow
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WEIGH Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster weigh implies attempting to reach the truth or arrive at a decision by balancing conflicting claims or evidence
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