weigh

weigh
[weɪ]
verbo transitivo
1pesar (measure)
2sopesar (consider)
  • he weighed his words carefully -> midió bien sus palabras
  • to weigh one thing against another -> sopesar una cosa frente a otra
3(Naut)
  • to weigh anchor -> levar anclas
verbo intransitivo
4pesar
  • it weighs 2 kilos -> pesa 2 kilos
  • how much do you weigh? -> ¿cuánto pesas?
  • it's weighing on my conscience -> me pesa en la conciencia
  • her experience weighed in her favor -> su experiencia inclinó la balanza a su favor

weigh [uei]
1Pesar, averiguar el peso de una cosa por medio de algún instrumento.
2Pesar, examinar o considerar con relación al valor, a la importancia o a las ventajas; poner en la misma balanza, apreciar.
3Sobrecargar, agobiar, oprimir.
4Levar ancla
sustantivo
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Pesar, tener o hacer tanto o cuanto, pesar una cosa. (n)
6Pesar, tener estimación y valor, ser digno de mucho aprecio, ser de importancia, ser estimado. (n)
7Pesar sobre, ser opresivo, estar a carga. (n)
8Levar anclas; hacerse a la vela. (Marina) (n)
  • To weigh down -> pesar más una cosa que otra, exceder en peso, sobrepujar; hundirse una cosa por su propio peso; sobrecarga; oprimir
  • To out-weigh -> sobrepesar
  • To weigh out -> pesar (en cantidades pequeñas)
  • To weigh anchor -> (Mar.) levar el ancla
  • This reason ought to weigh with you -> esta razón debe ser de peso para Vd
va.

weigh [weɪ]
verb:transitive
1 (measure weight of) pesar
to weigh sth in one's hand the scales can be used to weigh other items such as parcels
to weigh o.s. pesarse
have you weighed yourself lately?
2 (consider) [+evidence, options, risks] sopesar; considerar
she weighed her options she had weighed the risks and decided it wasn't worth it he is weighing the possibility of filing criminal charges against the doctor we have to weigh the evidence and make a decision to weigh A [against] B
the advantages of surgery have to be weighed against possible risks las ventajas de la cirugía se tienen que contraponer a los posibles riesgos
the advantages have to be weighed against the disadvantages before you begin to weigh sth in one's [mind] I haven't decided what to do. I'm still weighing all the options in my mind I hesitated for some more moments, disoriented, trying to weigh in my mind the benefits
to weigh the pros and cons (of sth) sopesar considerar los pros y los contras (de algo);or
you should weigh the pros and cons carefully before deciding whether buying a house would be a better bet
3
to weigh anchor levar anclas
verb:intransitive
1 (tip the scales at) pesar
it weighs four kilos pesa cuatro kilos
how much does it weigh?
how much what do you weigh?or ¿cuánto pesas?
you always weigh less in the morning it weighs heavy
this weighs a ton! (informal) ¡esto pesa un quintal!; (informal)
gold weighs heavy, but takes up remarkably little space
2 (be influential) influir
factors which weigh heavily in a young person's decision to leave school at 16 current economic hardships weigh heavily in young womens' decisions to find salaried work
to weigh against sth/sb ser un factor en contra de algo/algn
your temper weighs against you but one factor is weighing against any rapid solution
there are many factors weighing against the meeting happening hay muchos factores en contra de que tenga lugar la reunión; to weigh in favour of sth/sb ser un factor a favor de algo/algn; inclinar la balanza a favor de algo/algn
Spanish wines tend to be cheaper, a factor that weighs in their favour weighing in favor of the indictments is the evidence of false testimony, while, weighing against is ... to weigh heavily against/in favour of sth the economic climate weighs heavily against having children to weigh heavily [in favour of] sth purely practical considerations must often have weighed heavily in favour of such decisions to weigh [with] sb
all these factors will weigh heavily with voters todos estos factores influirán mucho en los votantes
political careers, the future of the party and the country will all weigh with MPs the prospect of damnation on some unspecified future date, for unspecified transgressions, has never weighed much with humanity human life weighed more with him than purity of policy these factors do not weigh with him that didn't weigh with him
(be a burden)
to weigh on sb agobiar a algn
her problems weighed on her
her absence began to weigh on me su ausencia comenzó a agobiarme
the oppressive sadness that weighed upon him like a physical pain he was suddenly happy, unexpectedly released from the anger and grief that had weighed on him all morning the separation weighed on both of them she knows how your brother's disappearance weighs upon you
to weigh on sb's conscience pesar sobre la conciencia de algn
the lie weighed on his conscience
it weighs (heavily) on her mind le preocupa (mucho)
the prime minister has other issues weighing on his mind previous failures weighed on his mind as he stepped on the stage once more to weigh on sb's [stomach]
eat something that won't weigh on your stomach come algo que no te resulte pesado al estómago

Verb Conjugation for "weigh"

Imperative
  • weigh
  • you weigh
  • he/she weighs
  • we weigh
  • you weigh
  • they weigh
Preterite
  • I weighed
  • you weighed
  • he/she weighed
  • we weighed
  • you weighed
  • they weighed
Present Continuous
  • I am weighing
  • you are weighing
  • he/she is weighing
  • we are weighing
  • you are weighing
  • they are weighing
Present Perfect
  • I have weighed
  • you have weighed
  • he/she has weighed
  • we have weighed
  • you have weighed
  • they have weighed
Past Continuous
  • I was weighing
  • you were weighing
  • he/she was weighing
  • we were weighing
  • you were weighing
  • they were weighing
Past Perfect
  • I had weighed
  • you had weighed
  • he/she had weighed
  • we had weighed
  • you had weighed
  • they had weighed
Future
  • I will weigh
  • you will weigh
  • he/she will weigh
  • we will weigh
  • you will weigh
  • they will weigh
Future Perfect
  • I will have weighed
  • you will have weighed
  • he/she will have weighed
  • we will have weighed
  • you will have weighed
  • they will have weighed
Future Continuous
  • I will be weighing
  • you will be weighing
  • he/she will be weighing
  • we will be weighing
  • you will be weighing
  • they will be weighing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been weighing
  • you have been weighing
  • he/she has been weighing
  • we have been weighing
  • you have been weighing
  • they have been weighing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been weighing
  • you will have been weighing
  • he/she will have been weighing
  • we will have been weighing
  • you will have been weighing
  • they will have been weighing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been weighing
  • you had been weighing
  • he/she had been weighing
  • we had been weighing
  • you had been weighing
  • they had been weighing
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