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词根:weigh
adj.weighted [数] 加权的;加重的;衡量过的
weighty 重的;重大的;严肃的
weightless 失重的;无重量的
adv.weightily 重要地;沉重地
n.weight 重量,重力;负担;砝码;重要性
weigh 权衡;称重量
weighing 称重量;考虑权衡;悬浮
weighting 加重,加权;衡量;(英)生活补贴
weightlessness 失重;无重状态
v.weighing 称量(weigh的现在分词形式);考虑斟酌
weighted 加重量于…;重压(weight的过去分词)
weighting 加权;称量(weight的现在分词)
vi.weigh 重量为…;具有重要性;成为…的重荷;起锚
vt.weight 加重量于,使变重
weigh 权衡;考虑;称…重量
adjective
of much importance or consequence : momentous
a weighty problem
solemn
weighing a considerable amount
heavy in proportion to its bulk
weighty metal
powerful, telling
weighty arguments
The first known use of weighty was in the 15th century
weightyadjective
having much weight : heavy
of much importance : serious
weighty problems
showing seriousness : solemn
a weighty expression on her face
having the power to influence or persuade
weighty arguments
weightlessadjective
having little weight : lacking apparent gravitational pull
weed1 of 2noun
a plant that tends to grow thickly where it is not wanted and to choke out more desirable plants
weed2 of 2verb
to remove weeds from
weed a garden
to get rid of (something unwanted)
weed out the troublemakers
weightlessadjective
having little weight : lacking apparent gravitational pull
weight1 of 2noun
the amount that something weighs
the standard amount that something should weigh
fined for selling meat under weight
a quantity or portion weighing usually a certain amount
equal weights of flour and butter
a heavy object (as a metal ball) used in athletic exercises and contests
a unit (as a pound or kilogram) of weight or mass see measure see metric system
an object (as a piece of metal) of known weight for balancing a scale in weighing other objects
something heavy : load
a heavy object used to hold, press down, or balance something else
clock weights
a mental or emotional burden
had a weight on my conscience
the force with which a body is attracted toward the earth or a heavenly body by gravitation
the importance given to something
opinions that carry weight
the greater or more impressive part
the weight of the evidence
weight2 of 2verb
to load or make heavy with a weight
to trouble with a burden
weighted down with cares
weightyadjective
having much weight : heavy
of much importance : serious
weighty problems
showing seriousness : solemn
a weighty expression on her face
having the power to influence or persuade
weighty arguments
1 Quite to the contrary, it's refreshing to know that someone who promises to make people laugh recognizes the weightiness of that responsibility.
2 "The Mandalorian" has already established its weightiness and worth to the "Star Wars" mythology and Disney itself by netting seven Emmys this year along with an Outstanding Drama Series nomination.
3 Load management carries an added weightiness when we attempt to monitor how many paragraphs and pronouncements can be piled onto the Lakers and Clippers with the arrival of the NBA regular season.
4 Billy Senese’s suspense movie “Closer to God” would like you to know the weightiness of its “Frankenstein”-like themes of scientific irresponsibility.
5 That style combines a ballet-based stretch and line with an earthier, grounded weightiness.
6 The film deals with some weighty issues.
7 The scene between the women approaches weightiness by asking who gets to protest and why.
8 In Biography of A Q, absurdity indicates reality, embraces tact, and penetrates deepness and weightiness.
在《阿Q正传》中, 荒谬体现着真实, 荒谬中包含着机智和幽默, 荒谬中透视出深刻和沉重.
9 Few white wine varieties offer more compelling texture than Albariño, which often gives the impression of weightiness even as it zips along the palate like a lime wedge spritzer.
10 While the online nature of this year’s gathering may sap it of glitz, many have noted that what happens at such summits isn’t always equal to the weightiness of world affairs anyway.
11 Writing for an orchestra of just 15 players, Ms. Mazzoli confidently creates a range of densities, from symphonic weightiness to agile sparseness.
12 For all its limp weightiness, the solo, which emphasizes Ms. Gross’s long bare feet and articulate fingers, is arrestingly cool.”
13 "Given the weightiness, the sheer importance that inflation possesses for most American families and individuals, the Fed simply has to make primary controlling inflation," she told Reuters.
14 You might have feared a certain weightiness from the Philharmonic in Mozart, but Mr. Kahane generally drew stylish playing from a reduced band of 40 or so.
15 Those are weighty arguments in your favor.
16 Visitors are greeted by life-size elephant mannequins, massive thrones, canopies, tents, palanquins, swings and swords that impress by their sheer weightiness.
17 Bring forward the conception of "ESD Event Weightiness", and research the method of account of "the Structure Weightiness" and "the Property Weightiness".
提出了“ESD事件重要度”概念,初步研究了“结构重要度”和“概率重要度”的计算方法。
18 At this tender age the little girl who already grasped the weightiness of her grandfather's national role as "Grandpa England", was clearly developing some inkling of her own as well...
19 But the woman was his daughter, and she had drawn to herself all his conviction, all his weightiness.
20 Compounding his weightiness and his speed — 4.5 seconds in the 40-yard dash — is his ability to cut back and make defenders miss in space.