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1 die Wichte
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2 das Gewicht
- {importance} sự quan trọng, tầm quan trọng, quyền thế, thế lực - {ponderosity} tính nặng, tính có trọng lượng, tính chậm chạp, tính cần cù, tính nặng nề, tính buồn tẻ, tính chán ngắt - {stress} sự nhấn mạnh, trọng âm, âm nhấn, sự cố gắng, sự đòi hỏi bỏ nhiều sức lự, sự bắt buộc, ứng suất - {weight} trọng lượng, sức nặng, cái chặn, qu cân, qu lắc, cân, hạng, tạ, sự nặng, sự đầy, ti trọng, trọng lực, trọng lượng riêng, sức thuyết phục, tác dụng, nh hưởng - {weightiness} tính chất trọng yếu = das Gewicht (Uhrpendel) {bob}+ = das tote Gewicht {dead weight; deadweight}+ = Gewicht legen [auf] {to insist [on]; to lay stress [on]}+ = dem Gewicht nach {by the ounce}+ = Gewicht legen auf {to put emphasis on}+ = ins Gewicht fallen {to carry weight; to count}+ = das spezifische Gewicht {specific gravity; unit weight; volume weight}+ = an Gewicht verlieren {to lose weight}+ = nach Gewicht verkaufen {to sell by weight}+ = von großem Gewicht sein {to have great weight}+ = Gewicht auf etwas legen {to set store by something}+ = das fällt nicht ins Gewicht {that doesn't count; that is of no importance}+ = im Gewicht heruntergehen (Sport) {to waste oneself}+
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