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🔑weighweigh /weɪ / verb [transitive] - to measure how heavy something is, especially by using a machine (a scale)（尤指用磅秤）称…的重量◆I weigh myself every day.我每天称体重。◆Can you weigh this package for me?你能帮我称一下这个包裹吗？
- to have or show a certain weight重量为；有…重◆I weigh 156 pounds.我体重 156 磅。
- weigh sth (against sb / sth) to consider something carefully, especially to see whether one thing is better, more important, etc. than something else权衡；认真考虑◆We need to weigh the advantages of the plan against the risks.我们得权衡这个计划的好处和风险。
 ●weigh against sb / sthto be considered as a disadvantage when someone or something is being judged不利于；对…有负面影响◆She didn't get the job because her lack of experience weighed against her.她由于缺乏经验没有得到那份工作。●weigh sb downto make someone feel worried and sad使烦恼；使焦虑；使悲伤◆weighed down by responsibilities被责任压得喘不过气●weigh sb / sth downto make it difficult for someone or something to move (by being heavy)压得…难以移动◆I was weighed down by my heavy backpack.沉重的背包压得我走不动。●weigh into join a discussion or an argument by saying something important or expressing a strong opinion（在讨论、辩论中）发表有分量的意见，提出强有力的见解◆to weigh in with your opinion提出你的高见◆Mr. Goldman weighed in on the issue of teachers' salaries.戈德曼先生在教师工资问题上提出了有分量的建议。●weigh on sb / sthto make someone worry使焦虑；使忧虑●weigh sb / sth upto consider someone or something carefully and form an opinion认真考虑，仔细斟酌（而形成看法）◆I weighed up my chances, and decided it wasn't worth even applying for the job.我反复考虑了一下我成功的可能性，认为这份工作甚至都不值得申请。 |