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what J’d missed.想到所失去的东西，我真想痛哭一场。◊ [VN] She
wept bitter tears of disappointment.
哭流涕。、◊ [V to inf] JT wept to see Mm
Zoofcing so _sicfc. 看到他病成那个样子我怆然泪不。[also
V speech] 2 [V] (usually'used in the progressive tenses.通常用于进行时）
(of
a wound 伤口）to produce liquid 流出，渗出（液
体）：His legs were covered with weeping sores (= sores which had
not healed).他的双腿有多处‘红肿流脓的
娜p
■
noun [sirig.] an act of
crying ；落泪：Someti’mes you
/ed better/or a good weep.看•候你痛痛快快哭上一场就
会觉g好受些。
weeping /'wiipirj/
adj. [only before nounj (of some trees 有些树木）with branches that
hang downwards 有.__卞^1 S条知：a weeping wfHow//iig/bfrch 垂柳;枝条十—的
无花果树/桦树
weepy /'wi:pi/
adj., noun
madj. (informal) sad and tending to
cry easily ^
的；眼泪汪汪的；动不动就哭的：She was/eeiing tired and weepy.她感到累得想哭。
a noun (also weepie) {pi. -ies) (informal), a
sad film/movie or play that makes you want to cry #人謂卞的电影（或' 戏剧）；今'又街感的电影（或戏剧)HEItear jerker
wee-vil /'wiivl/ noun a
small insect with a hard shell, that eats grain, nuts and other seeds and
destroys crops 象鼻虫:象甲，豆象（疙谷物、:坚果和种子，危害作物的
小甲虫）
'wee-wee noun, verb = wee n. v.
the weft /weft/ (also less frequent the woof) noun [sing.] the threads that are twisted
under and over the threads that are held on a loom
(=, a frame or machine for making cloth)(织布机上卤)纬线，纬纱一compare warp
n.
weigh 〇Tf /wei/ verb
1 //>7A7/?gVe/^ to
have a particular weight 有…重；...重：.[V] How much do you weigA (= how heavy are youj.?.你体重 多少？ 0[V-N}She weighs 60..fciios.她森重为 60.公片。◊ rhese cases weigh a ton (= are very heavy).这些箱子重
得很。2 [VN] to measure how heavy
sb/sth is, usually by using scales称重量，量体重（通常用磅秤）：ffe weighed himsd/cm
the bathroom scaies.他用浴室榜秤称 体重。◊ She weighed the stone in her hand (= estimated how heavy it
was by holding it).她用手据于扼那块石头
的重量。3 [VN]〜sth (up)卜〜（up) sth (against sth) to consider sth
carefully before making a decision 认貪考 虑；权衡；斟酌：Ybu must weigh up the
pros and cons (=consider the advantages and disadvantages of sth). 知必须权衡利弊。◊ J weighed the bene/its 〇/ the pZcm against the risks
invoived.我认真权衡了这个if划的优点
和有关的风险。◊ She weighed up aH the evidence.她慎 重地考虑了所有的证据。4 [V}〜(with sb) (against sb/sth) to have an influence on sb's opinion or
the result of sth (对看法或结果）有影响；有分量：Ms post record weighs heaviiy against •他过去的记录对1也很不利。
5 [VN] ~ anchor
to lift an anchor out of the water and into a boat before
sailing away 起（锚），weigh
your
'words to
choose your words carefully so that you say exactly what you mean 推敲；齒酌字'句
.weigh
sb^'down to
make sb feel worried or anxious使烦恼；使焦虑；使忧心忡忡BHa burden : The responsibilities
of the job are weighing her down. ^ 项工作的贵任压得她喘不金气来。◊ ffe is weighed down
with gui〖t.他由‘于内疚而心神不定。，weigh sb/sth^ down to make sb/sth heavier
so that they are not able to move.easily压得…难以移动；压弯：J was weighed down wfth baggagg.我得走不动路。，weigh In (at sth) to have your weight
measured, especially before a contest, race, etc. (_ 尤指赛前）■测体重：.Bot/i boxers weighed in at
several pounds below the limit. 拳击手赛前量的体重都比规定限度少几磅。一 related noun weigh-in weigh 'in (with sth) (informal) to join in a discussion,
an argument, an activity, etc. by saying sth
important, persuading sb，or doing sth to help (在 讨论、辩论等中）发表有分量的意见，发挥作用：We aZZ weighedfn with our
suggestions.我们都提出了 建议。.◊ Finally the government
weighed in with financial aid. ft 后政府提供了财政支援。weigh on sb/sth to make sb
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what I’d missed. SSIHr A A WIM, o
[VN] She wept bitter
tears of disappointment. MAH#)# O [V to inf] I wept to see him looking so sick. «Htfe^f»!#THmMTo [also V speech] 2 [V] (usually
used in the progressive tenses (of a wound (fj P) to produce liquid
/jfUij, # ift. (
A )
: His legs were covered with weeping sores (= sores which had not healed).
Itfe II W
#Oo
n noun [sing.] an act of crying ilhftjj:
Sometimes you
feel better for a good
weep, X
weep-ing /'wi:pirj/
adj. [only before noun] (of some trees A ® M A) with branches that
hang downwards ST It W: a weeping willow/fig/birch TAP;
^A^TSW
weepy /'wi:pi/
adj., noun
»
adj. (informal) sad and tending to
cry easily J|; # A
W;
01 'M 'B. f£ W; tb A Wt ^
W: She was feeling tired and weepy. ttlSSPJUflSIU&o
a noun (also weepie) [pi. -ies) [informal) a sad film/movie or
play that makes you want to cry fiAST WM,^ ( M m\ )
; AAlTriWW f ) E£C1 tear jerker
wee-vil /'wirvl/ noun a small insect with a hard shell, that eats grain,
nuts and other seeds and destroys crops
m, sm (rnMHnWT, A:#.#tiw
)
' wee-wee noun, verb = wee n. v.
the weft /weft/ (also less frequent the woof) noun [sing.] the threads that are twisted under and
over the threads that are held on a loom
(=, a frame or machine for making cloth) ( IT A
HI ± W ) £j§
^—
compare warp n.
weigh 0-* /wei/ verb
1 linking verb to have a particular weight Sf • • • £; II: [V] How much do you weigh [= how heavy are you)?
o [V-N] She weighs 60 kilos. MAMA 60^/&Fr0 0 These cases weigh a ton (= are very heavy).
#HI0
2 [VN] to measure how heavy
sb/sth is, usually by using scales MAM ( ) : He
weighed himself on the bathroom scales. lifeM^^^fH# AMo 0 She weighed the stone in her hand [— estimated how heavy
it was by holding it). MMTISTJSIUJil’A SilMMo 3 [VN] ~ sth (up) | ~ (up) sth (against sth) to consider sth carefully before making a
decision ft; ; S4S^]: You must weigh up the pros and cons
(—;
consider the advantages and disadvantages of sth).
Of weighed the
benefits of the plan against the risks involved. HciAE$.$lr7if^J WltA 0 She weighed up all
the evidence. M'R MM#fS'TW'fiE^o 4 [V] ~ (with sb)
(against sb/sth) to have an influence on sb’s opinion or
the result of sth ( TfHis past record weighs heavily against him. lifeMA^iB^TtlffelS AH'jo 5 [VN] ~ anchor to lift an anchor out of the water and into a boat
before sailing away M ( IS ) iTflTCl weigh your words to choose your words
carefully so that you say exactly what you mean H ^ ; S4 7 A .weigh sb~'down to make sb feel
worried or anxious ^ M M it;
ft # # S33
burden :
The responsibilities of the job are
weighing her down.
1#Jillii’ffiTMTAo 0 He is weighed down with guilt, ftfe A MT> # A 5? o .weigh sb/sth^» down to make sb/sth heavier
so that they are not able to move.easily - JES^: I was weighed
down with baggage. He ^ Bs I# A zft $1 .weigh'in
(at sth) to have your weight
measured, especially before a contest, race, etc. ( /ttsUM ) I'JAM: Both boxers weighed in at several pounds below the limit. MI m# W-mIt
®M U # m S
K & I Jl m o — related noun weigh-in weigh ‘in (with sth)
(informal) to join in a discussion, an argument, an
activity, etc. by saying sth important, persuading sb, or doing sth to help ( ^
am, mm#-)wean
weighed in with our suggestions. T
T^iAo o
Finally the government weighed in with
financial aid. ft weigh on sb/sth
to
make sb