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1 weigh
/wei/ * danh từ - (hàng hi) under weigh đang đi, dọc đường * ngoại động từ - cân =to weigh a parcel+ cân một cái gói - cầm, nhấc xem nặng nhẹ =to weigh a stone in the hand+ cầm hòn đá trong tay xem nặng nhẹ - cân nhấc, đắn đo =to weigh one's words+ đắn đo lời nói =to weigh the pros and cons+ cân nhắc lợi hại =to weigh anchor+ nhổ neo * nội động từ - cân nặng, nặng =to weigh light+ cân nhẹ =to weigh five tons+ nặng năm tấn - cân, được cân =many chemicals weigh on precision scales+ nhiều chất hoá học được cân trên cân tiểu ly - có trọng lượng, có tác dụng, có nh hưởng; có tầm quan trọng lớn =an accusation without evidence does not weigh much+ lời buộc tội không có chứng cớ thì không có tác dụng - đè nặng, ám nh, day dứt =these worries weighed upon his mind+ những nỗi lo nghĩ này đè nặng lên tâm trí hắn !to weigh down - đè nặng lên (qu..., lên cành cây); làm nghiêng, làm lệch (cán cân); nặng hn (một vật khác) - đập tan (lập luận); đè bẹp, áp đo (kẻ thù) - làm cho mệt nhọc; làm cho bối rối, làm cho lo âu =weighed down with sorrow+ lòng đầy phiền muộn !to weigh in - (thể dục,thể thao) được cân trước khi đua (dô kề) !to weigh in with - viện ra một cách đắc thắng (lý lẽ, sự kiện...) !to weigh out - cân (từng tí một) =to weigh out butter, sugar for a cake+ cân b, đường để làm bánh - (thể dục,thể thao) được cân sau khi đua (dô kề)
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