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WEIGH | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary Meaning of weigh in English weigh verb uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / weɪ / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / weɪ / weigh verb ( HEAVINESS ) Add to word list Add to word list B1 [ L only + noun , T ] to have a heaviness of a stated amount , or to measure the heaviness of an object : Yesterday a satellite weighing 15 tons was successfully placed in orbit . weigh yourself She weighs herself every week on the scales in the bathroom . Your luggage must be weighed before it is put on the aircraft . I weigh ten and a half stone . She's neurotic about her weight - she weighs herself three times a day . She weighs between 55 and 60 kilograms . Your fruit and vegetables will be weighed at the checkout . We use the metric system of measuring and weighing. Measuring & weighing cost-of-living index countable gage gravimetric gravimetrically hypsometric measure measurement non-quantitative pace something off/out phrasal verb pennyweight planimetric ponderable proof rise shortish survey unquantifiable unsounded weigh something out phrasal verb See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Measurements of weight & mass weigh verb ( INFLUENCE ) [ I usually + adv/prep ] (of something such as a fact or an event ) to have an influence or be important : weigh with Easy access to a skilled workforce weighed heavily with us when we chose a site for the new factory . Being important and having importance at the forefront of something/doing something beat big deal bulk bulk large idiom count cut echo down/through the ages idiom equally fish front and centre have bigger/other fish to fry idiom have/take pride of place idiom matter preponderate pride reign the beating heart of something idiom top-tier treasurable See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Affecting and influencing weigh verb ( CONSIDER ) B2 [ T ] to carefully consider , especially by comparing facts or possibilities , in order to make a decision : Only when we have weighed all the factors involved can we decide when would be the best time to start . be weighed against Economic benefits must be carefully weighed against the possible dangers of handling radioactive waste . See also outweigh Thinking and contemplating a brown study idiom advisement agonize agonize over/about something phrasal verb beard stroking bethink flit grapple have something on your mind idiom heart-searching hit on/upon something phrasal verb I/we'll (have to) see idiom in the cold light of day idiom rationalize reckon reconsideration relook relook at something phrasal verb rethink revisit See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Analysing and evaluating weigh verb ( SHIP ) weigh anchor to lift the anchor (= a heavy metal object ) of a ship from under the water so that it can move freely : When will the cruise ship weigh anchor ? I don't want to get stuck on shore . See more Idioms weigh your words weigh a ton Phrasal verbs weigh someone/something down weigh someone down weigh in weigh in at sth weigh on someone/something weigh something out weigh something up weigh someone/something up (Definition of weigh from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press) weigh | American Dictionary weigh verb us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / weɪ / weigh verb ( SHOW WEIGHT ) Add to word list Add to word list to be pulled toward the earth with a particular force that can be measured , or to measure this force in an object ; to show an amount of weight : [ L ] The baby weighed six pounds , ten ounces at birth . [ L ] This table weighs a lot. [ T ] She weighs herself every morning . weigh verb ( INFLUENCE ) [ I always + adv/prep ] to have an influence : The factor that weighed most heavily in her favor was her record of success as a lawyer . weigh verb ( CONSIDER ) [ T ] to consider something carefully , esp . by comparing facts or possibilities , in order to make a decision : The judge told the jury to weigh the facts and the evidence . You have to weigh the advantage of early graduation against the disadvantage of being younger than everyone else . Idiom weigh a ton Phrasal verbs weigh down someone/something weigh in weigh in weigh on someone (Definition of weigh from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) weigh | Business English weigh verb [ T ] uk Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio / weɪ / us Your browser doesn't support HTML5 audio Add to word list Add to word list to have a particular weight : The portable calculator weighs 2 ounces . to measure the weight of something: Your luggage must be weighed before it is put onto the aircraft . to carefully consider something, especially by comparing facts or possibilities , in order to make a decision : weigh sth against sth The installation and operating costs have to be weighed against lost revenue . weigh benefits/factors/risks The network executives have to weigh all kinds of factors in their decisions . Phrasal verbs weigh sb/sth down weigh on sth weigh sth out weigh sth up (Definition of weigh from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press) Examples of weigh weigh At each visit, children were weighed and details of their health, diet and home environment were recorded. From the Cambridge English Corpus To ensure that slugs were fully hydrated they were placed on moist cotton wool for > 1 h before being weighed. From the Cambridge English Corpus Once the ash had cooled, it was transferred into plastic bags, which were weighed and labelled for each burn. From the Cambridge English Corpus However, a few angular blocks, weighing about 30 kg each, have been ejected several metres out of the pit. From the Cambridge English Corpus He had weighed the brains of 29 normal men and found an average figure of 1323 grams. From the Cambridge English Corpus The contents of the litterbags were then gently brushed clean, and weighed. From the Cambridge English Corpus Each larva was weighed to the nearest 0.1 mg as soon as it was detected and removed from the fish. From the Cambridge English Corpus Rather, both come to be weighed by him as by a pure, impersonal intellect; without touching the subjective sphere. From the Cambridge English Corpus The faecal samples from each day and hamster were individually pooled and weighed. From the Cambridge English Corpus Students completed the questionnaire and were individually weighed out of the sight of the other students. From the Cambridge English Corpus Gynogens of the tiger puffer (23 individuals weighing approximately 100 g) were tagged to recognize them individually. From the Cambridge English Corpus Dubious weighing procedures set off countless disputes between planters and mill owners. From the Cambridge English Corpus At autopsy, the heart weighed 160 grams with marked enlargement of the right atrium, right ventricle and moderate enlargement of left ventricle. From the Cambridge English Corpus Each of the three trays was filled to overflowing with the surrounding dried feed (weighing approximately 1.2 kg) and the contents emptied monthly. From the Cambridge English Corpus Subadult individuals were all black-coated wild boar whose carcass weighed <50 kg, supposedly corresponding to 13- to 24-month-old animals. From the Cambridge English Corpus See all examples of weigh These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. What is the pronunciation of weigh ? Translations of weigh in Chinese (Traditional) 重量, 有…重, 稱…的重量… See more in Chinese (Simplified) 重量, 有…重, 称…的重量… See more in Spanish pesar 200 g, 75 kg, 63.5 kg… See more in Portuguese pesar, considerar… See more in Marathi in Japanese in Turkish in French in Catalan in Dutch in Tamil in Hindi in Gujarati in Danish in Swedish in Malay in German in Norwegian in Urdu in Ukrainian in Telugu in Bengali in Czech in Indonesian in Thai in Vietnamese in Polish in Korean in Italian वजन करणे, सांगोपांग विचार करणे, तुलनात्मक विचार करणे… See more ～の重さを量る, 重（おも）さがある, 量（はか）る… See more tartmak, ölçüp biçmek, (ağırlıkta) gelmek/çekmek… See more peser, évaluer, (se) peser… See more pesar… See more wegen, wegen op… See more ஒரு குறிப்பிட்ட அளவு கனத்தைக் கொண்டிருப்பது, அல்லது ஒரு பொருளின் கனத்தை அளவிடுவது, கவனமாக பரிசீலிக்க… See more (भार को मापना) तौलना, वज़न करना, (तथ्यों या संभावनाओं की तुलना कर के किसी निर्णय को लेने हेतु विचारों को) तौलना… See more વજન, તોલવું, તપાસ (તથ્યો અથવા શક્યતાઓની સરખામણી કરીને નિર્ણય લેવાના વિચારો)… See more veje, få vejet, tynge ned… See more väga, tynga, lasta… See more menimbang, beratnya, menindih… See more wiegen, niederdrücken… See more veie, overveie, få veid… See more وزن کرنا, غور سے جائزہ لینا, جانچ پرکھ کرنا… See more зважувати, важити, обтяжувати… See more బరువు తూచు, ఆచితూచి పరిశీలించు… See more ওজন হওয়া, ওজন নেওয়া, খতিয়ে দেখা… See more vážit (se), vážit, zatížit… See more menimbang, berbobot, membebani… See more วัดน้ำหนัก, ชั่งน้ำหนัก, กดน้ำหนักลง… See more cân, cân nặng, là gánh nặng cho ai… See more ważyć, rozważać, obarczyć… See more 무게가 -이다… See more pesare, pesarsi, gravare… See more Need a translator? 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