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101 outweigh
out·'weigh [ˌaʊtʼweɪ] vt1) ( in weight)to \outweigh sb schwerer sein als jd2) ( in importance)to \outweigh sth gegenüber etw dat überwiegen, etw wettmachen -
102 pro
tennis \pro Tennisprofi m;to handle sth like a \pro etw wie ein Profi machen adjattr, inv Profi-;\pro sports Profisport m( in favour of) für adjinv pro-;a measure's \pro arguments die Argumente ntpl für eine Maßnahme -
103 ton
<pl - or -s> [tʌn] nlong \ton 1016,05 kg;short \ton 907,185 kg;how many cars does he have? - \tons wie viele Autos besitzt er? - jede Menge;to weigh a \ton Unmengen wiegenPHRASES:to come down on sb like a \ton of bricks jdn völlig fertigmachen; -
104 befolyásol
(DE) Beeinträchtigung; beeinflussen; beeinflusste; beeinträchtige; beeinträchtigen; durchdrungen; affizieren; affiziert; alterieren; (EN) affect; affects; bias; influence; leaven; operate; prejudice; prepossessed; press; sway; swing, swung; tincture; tinge; warp; weigh with -
105 elindul
(DE) abfahren; angefahren; anlaufend; aufbrechen; ausfahren; gestartet; (EN) betake; depart; drop the flag; enter on; get off; get under weigh; go; go forth; go, went, gone; grant; hit the road; make a move; pull out; put off; put out; sally forth; set forth; set off; set out; start; start off; start on one's journey; start on one's way; start out; take off; take the road; went -
106 felemel
(DE) angehoben; aufheben; aufrichten; erhob; erhöhen; erhöht; hebt; hob; hochgehoben; hochheben; hochhieven; hochnehmen; hinwegheben; (EN) advance; boost; cast up; elevate; exalt; heave; heave, hove; heighten; hold up; jack up; lift; mark up; mend; mount; pick up; pull up; purchase; put on; put up; raise; rear; set up; sublime; take up; upbear; upheave; uplift; upraise; uprear; upturn; weigh -
107 hídmérleg
(DE) Brückenwaage {e}; Basküle {e}; (EN) bridge-scale; platform balance; platform scales; weigh-bridge; weight-bridge -
108 latolgat
(DE) erwogen; meditieren; meditiert; sinniert; (EN) counterweigh; deliberate; gauge; meditate; ponder; weigh -
109 lenyom
(DE) drücken; ducken; herabdrücken; niederdrücken; Niederhaltung {e}; abbrummen; (EN) bear down; beat; bring down; chow sg down; depress; down; force down; oppress; overbear; overbear, overbore, overborne; overbore; overborne; press down; print; put down; submerge; weigh down -
110 mázsál
(DE) Wägung {e}; (EN) weigh -
111 megfontol
(DE) bedenken; betrachtet; erwägen; erwägt; (EN) anticipate; chew; cogitate; consider; contemplate; counterweigh; deliberate; put on one's thinking-cap; reflect; think of; think over; weigh -
112 megmázsál
(DE) aufmessen; (EN) weigh -
113 megmér
(DE) Justierung {e}; abmessen; abwägen; aufmessen; (EN) balance; gage; gauge; measure; mete; scale; take, took, taken; tape; weigh -
114 mér
(DE) mißt; wiegend; zählen; zählt; (EN) gauge; inflict; measure; mete; meter; sound; take, took, taken; weigh; weight -
115 méredzkedik
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116 méreget
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117 mérés
(DE) Aufmaß {s}; Mess {e}; Messen {s}; Messung {e}; Quantifizierung {e}; Vermessung {e}; Zählen {s}; (EN) gaging; gauging; measurement; measuring; mensuration; weigh; weighing -
118 mérlegel
(DE) erwogen; erwägen; sinniert; wägen; (EN) balance; mature; poise; ponder; reflect; weigh -
119 mérlegelés
(DE) Diskretion {e}; Ermessen {s}; Gutdünken {s}; sinnierend; (EN) deliberation; discretion; pondering; scaling; weigh -
120 mérőláda
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Weigh — (w[=a]), n. (Naut.) A corruption of {Way}, used only in the phrase {under weigh}. [1913 Webster] An expedition was got under weigh from New York. Thackeray. [1913 Webster] The Athenians . . . hurried on board and with considerable difficulty got… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
weigh — (v.) O.E. wegan find the weight of, have weight, lift, carry, from P.Gmc. *weganan (Cf. O.S. wegan, O.Fris. wega, Du. wegen to weigh, O.N. vega, O.H.G. wegan to move, carry, weigh, Ger. wiegen to weigh ), from PIE *wegh to move … Etymology dictionary
weigh — UK US /weɪ/ verb [T] ► 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 … Financial and business terms
