weighed / weɪ /

有重量的衡量有重量有体重的

weighed3 个定义

v. 有主动词 verb
  1. to determine or ascertain the force that gravitation exerts upon by use of a balance, scale, or other mechanical device: to weigh oneself; to weigh potatoes; to weigh gases.
  2. to hold up or balance, as in the hand, in order to estimate the weight.
  3. to measure, separate, or apportion according to weight: to weigh out five pounds of sugar.
v. 无主动词 verb
  1. to have weight or a specified amount of weight: to weigh less; to weigh a ton.
  2. to have importance, moment, or consequence: Your recommendation weighs heavily in his favor.
  3. to bear down as a weight or burden: Responsibility weighed upon her.
v. 动词组 verb
  1. weigh down, to cause to become bowed under a weight: snow and ice weighing down the trees.to lower the spirits of; burden; depress: This predicament weighs me down.
  2. weigh in, to be weighed by a medical examiner on the day of a bout.to be of the weight determined by such a weighing: He weighed in at 170 pounds. to be weighed with the saddle and weights after a race.Informal.to offer an opinion, advice, support, etc., especially in a forceful or authoritative way: The chairman weighed in with an idea for the fundraiser.
  3. weigh out, Horse Racing. to be weighed with the saddle and weights before a race.to be of the weight determined by such a weighing.

weighed 近义词

v. 动词 verb

measure heaviness

v. 动词 verb

consider, contemplate

v. 动词 verb

have influence

更多weighed例句

  1. My doors weighed around 100 pounds each, so I found hinges that could support a bit more than that just to be safe.
  2. More work is needed to weigh these differences and review the diversity of colugo species.
  3. The number of new unemployment claims rose last week to 742,000, an increase of 31,000 from the previous week, as rising coronavirus cases have spurred a new wave of restrictions and closures begin to weigh on parts of the economy.
  4. ProPublica obtained internal testing videos and other documents that showed that Evenflo knew children weighing less than 40 pounds could be severely injured in side-impact crashes while seated in Big Kid boosters.
  5. In other words, better connections help us weigh risks, make informed decisions on how to act, and curb our impulses.
  6. I mean my background weighed heavily, because I was brought up in this orthodox way.
  7. I am not remotely embarrassed to relate he weighed just 9lb.
  8. Neil deGrasse Tyson weighed in on what the epic film got wrong and right.
  9. When he next tried out for the varsity, he weighed 174 pounds and was faster than he had been on his arrival at West Point.
  10. Now, until now, I have not weighed in on the Michael Brown shooting—except peripherally.
  11. "I cannot object, gentlemen," said the Frenchman, as he carefully measured them and weighed them in either hand.
  12. We embarked on the evening of the 28th of June, and weighed anchor before daybreak of the 29th.
  13. What weighed with me, too, was the fact that I was undoubtedly overworked and my health was suffering.
  14. On the tenth of the said month it was washed, and a small grain of gold was obtained that weighed one-half real.
  15. We have for weeks weighed the coal, and knowing the work it does, can speak with confidence.