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/'weit/ * danh từ - trọng lượng, sức nặng =he is twice my weight+ anh ấy nặng bằng hai tôi =to try the weight of+ nhấc lên xem nặng nhẹ =to lose weight+ sụt cân =to gain (put on) weight+ lên cân, béo ra - cái chặn (giấy...) - qu cân =set of weights+ một bộ qu cân =weights and measures+ đo lường, cân đo - qu lắc (đồng hồ) - (thưng nghiệp) cân =to be sold by weight+ bán theo cân =to give good (short) weight+ cân già (non) - (thể dục,thể thao) hạng (võ sĩ); tạ =to put the weight+ ném tạ - (y học) sự nặng (đầu); sự đầy, sự nặng (bụng) - (kiến trúc); (kỹ thuật) ti trọng, sức nặng =to support the weight of the roof+ chịu ti ti trọng của mái nhà - (vật lý) trọng lực; trọng lượng riêng - (nghĩa bóng) tầm quan trọng, sức thuyết phục; trọng lượng, tác dụng, nh hưởng =an argument of great weight+ một lý lẽ có sức thuyết phục lớn (có trọng lượng) =to have no (little, great) weight with somebody+ không có (có ít, có nhiều) uy tín (nh hưởng) đối với ai =man of weight+ người quan trọng, người có nh hưởng lớn =to carry weight+ có thế; có tầm quan trọng; có nh hưởng lớn !to pull one's weight - hết sức, nỗ lực; đm đưng phần việc của mình, chịu phần trách nhiệm của mình * ngoại động từ - buộc thêm vật nặng, làm nặng thêm =to weight a net+ buộc chì vào lưới - đè nặng lên, chất nặng ((nghĩa đen) & (nghĩa bóng)) - (kỹ thuật) xử lý cho chắc thêm (vi)
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