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1 weigh
[weɪ] verb1) to find the heaviness of (something) by placing it on a scale:يَزِنYou must have your luggage weighed at the airport.
2) to be equal to in heaviness:يَزِنHow much / What does this box weigh?
3) to be a heavy burden to:يكونُ حِملا ثَقيلاShe was weighed down with two large suitcases.
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2 weigh in
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3 weigh down
أَثْقَلُ \ weigh down: to draw down or press down, with a heavy load: The branches were weighed down by the mass of fruit. \ See Also أرهق (أَرْهَق) -
4 weigh anchor
to lift a ship's anchor in preparation for sailing.يَرْفَع مِرْساة السَّفينَه إسْتِعدادا للإقْلاع -
5 weigh out
to measure out by weighing:يَقيس بواسِطَة الوَزْنHe weighed out six kilos of sand.
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6 weigh up
to calculate, estimate; to consider:يُقَدِّر عَواقِب العَمَلHe weighed up his chances of success.
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7 wazana
weigh [Sem w-z-n, Mal wizen, Heb moznaim (balance), BAram m'znym, Amh wezzene (weigh), mizen (balance), Uga mznm] -
8 yazinu
weigh [wazana] -
9 أرهق
v. exhaust, harass, fatigue, labour, weary, load, overload, overstrain, gruel, labor, weight, weigh, weigh down, squeeze, tax, soak, saddle, lie, tucker, try, beat, break, pump, run down -
10 ناء به الحمل
ناءَ بِهِ الحِمْلُ: أثْقَلَ كاهِلَهُto weigh heavily upon, weigh down on, bear down on, overburden, overload, encumber -
11 وزن
وَزْن \ weight: heaviness: I guessed its weight to be about 12 kilos. \ وَزْن (الشِّعْر) \ metre: the regular pattern or beat in a line of poetry. rhythm: a regular beat in poetry, music, speech, etc.; regular movement in a dance. \ وَزَنَ \ weight: measure the heaviness of (sth.), esp. with a machine: What (What object) are you weighing? I’m weighing the sugar, to show a certain measure of heaviness What do you weigh? (How heavy are you?) I weigh sixty-five kilos. -
12 weight
ثَقَّلَ \ weight. \ ثِقْل \ weight: heaviness: I guessed its weight to be about 12 kilos. \ See Also وزن (وَزْن) \ زِنَة \ weight: heaviness: I guessed its weight to be about 12 kilos. \ See Also وزن (وَزْن) \ صَنْجة \ weight. \ See Also سَنْجةُ وَزْن \ عِيار \ weight: sth. of known heaviness, that is used on a pair of scales for weighing other objects (by comparison). \ See Also معيار (مِعْيَار)، مثقال (مِثْقَال) \ مِثْقَال \ weight: sth. of known heaviness, that is used on a pair of scales for weighing other objects (by comparison). \ See Also معيار (مِعْيَار) \ وَزَنَ \ weight: measure the heaviness of (sth.), esp. with a machine: What (What object) are you weighing? I’m weighing the sugar, to show a certain measure of heaviness What do you weigh? (How heavy are you?) I weigh sixty-five kilos. \ وَزْن \ weight: heaviness: I guessed its weight to be about 12 kilos. -
13 أثقل
v. weigh down, burden, overburden, charge, surcharge, encumber, cumber, clog, lie, soak -
14 أقلع
v. set sail, relinquish, weigh anchor -
15 رفع المرساة
v. weigh -
16 ساهم في النقاش
v. weigh in with -
17 فكر مليا
v. contemplate, weigh, ruminate, think, meditate, reflect, ponder -
18 قلب الرأي
v. weigh -
19 كان ذا أهمية
v. weigh -
20 من فضلك زن لي ثلاثمائة غرام.
Please weigh me 300 grams.
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