Синонимы к слову weight

  • burden
  • density
  • gravity
  • heft
  • load
  • pressure
  • substance
  • adiposity
  • avoirdupois
  • ballast
  • gross
  • heftiness
  • mass
  • measurement
  • net
  • ponderosity
  • ponderousness
  • poundage
  • tonnage
  • G-factor
  • anchor
  • ballast
  • bob
  • counterbalance
  • counterpoise
  • counterweight
  • mass
  • pendulum
  • plumb bob
  • poundage
  • rock
  • sandbag
  • sinker
  • stone
  • clout
  • consequence
  • emphasis
  • impact
  • influence
  • magnitude
  • power
  • prestige
  • significance
  • substance
  • value
  • authority
  • consideration
  • credit
  • effectiveness
  • efficacy
  • forcefulness
  • import
  • moment
  • momentousness
  • persuasiveness
  • pith
  • potency
  • powerfulness
  • pull
  • signification
  • sway
  • weightiness
  • access
  • connection
  • forcibleness
  • load
  • pressure
  • responsibility
  • strain
  • albatross
  • charge
  • cumber
  • duty
  • encumbrance
  • millstone
  • onus
  • oppression
  • task
  • ball and chain
  • cumbrance
  • deadweight
  • excess baggage
  • tax

On this page you’ll find 206 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to weight, such as: burden, density, gravity, heft, load, and pressure.

  • triviality
  • unimportance
  • insignificance
  • unimportance
  • disregard
  • disrespect
  • uselessness
  • trivialness
  • advantage
  • benefit
  • pleasure
  • solution

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WORDS RELATED TO WEIGHT

  • significance
  • stress
  • weight
  • ascendancy
  • authorization
  • beef
  • charge
  • clout
  • command
  • credit
  • domination
  • dominion
  • edge
  • esteem
  • force
  • goods
  • government
  • guts
  • influence
  • juice
  • jump
  • jurisdiction
  • leg up
  • license
  • mastery
  • might
  • might and main
  • permission
  • permit
  • pizazz
  • pow
  • powerhouse
  • prerogative
  • prestige
  • punch
  • right
  • ropes
  • rule
  • say
  • say-so
  • steam
  • strength
  • strong arm
  • stuff
  • supremacy
  • sway
  • upper hand
  • warrant
  • weight
  • what it takes
  • whip hand
  • word
  • bulk
  • bulkiness
  • fat
  • fatness
  • heft
  • heftiness
  • hugeness
  • ponderosity
  • ponderousness
  • weight
  • weightiness
  • balance
  • brace
  • bracket
  • counterbalance
  • counterweight
  • equilibrium
  • sandbag
  • stability
  • stabilizer
  • support
  • weight
  • advantage
  • clout
  • edge
  • influence
  • leverage
  • power
  • pull
  • weight
  • application
  • connection
  • import
  • meaning
  • pertinence
  • reference
  • relation
  • relevance
  • weight

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  1. weightnoun

    A burden (from the Anglo-Saxon byrthen, from the verb beran, bear) is what one has to bear, and the word is used always of that which is borne by a living agent. A load (from the Anglo-Saxon lād, a way, course, carrying, or carriage) is what is laid upon a person, animal, or vehicle for conveyance, or what is customarily so imposed; as, a two-horse load. Weight measures the pressure due to gravity; the same weight that one finds a moderate load when in his full strength becomes a heavy burden in weariness or weakness. A ship’s load is called distinctively a cargo, or it may be known as freight or lading. Freight denotes merchandise in or for transportation and is used largely of transportation or of merchandise transported by rail, which is, in commercial language, said to be «shipped.» A load to be fastened upon a horse or mule is called a pack, and the animal is known as a pack-horse or pack-mule.

    Synonyms:
    burden, cargo, charge, clog, encumbrance, freight, incubus, lading, load, pack

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  1. weight

    Synonyms:
    gravity, ponderosity, heaviness, pressure, burden, importance, power, influence, efficacy, consequence, moment, impressiveness

    Antonyms:
    lightness, levity, portableness, alleviation, unimportance, insignificance, weakness, inefficacy, unimpressiveness, triviality, worthlessness

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  1. weightnoun

    the vertical force exerted by a mass as a result of gravity

    Synonyms:
    weighting, weight unit, exercising weight, weightiness, free weight, system of weights

  2. weight, free weight, exercising weightnoun

    sports equipment used in calisthenic exercises and weightlifting; it is not attached to anything and is raised and lowered by use of the hands and arms

    Synonyms:
    weighting, weight unit, exercising weight, weightiness, free weight, system of weights, weight

  3. weight, weightinessnoun

    the relative importance granted to something

    «his opinion carries great weight»; «the progression implied an increasing weightiness of the items listed»

    Synonyms:
    weightiness, exercising weight, heaviness, weight unit, system of weights, free weight, weight, weighting

  4. weightnoun

    an artifact that is heavy

    Synonyms:
    weighting, weight unit, exercising weight, weightiness, free weight, system of weights

  5. weightnoun

    an oppressive feeling of heavy force

    «bowed down by the weight of responsibility»

    Synonyms:
    weighting, weight unit, exercising weight, weightiness, free weight, system of weights

  6. system of weights, weightnoun

    a system of units used to express the weight of something

    Synonyms:
    weighting, weight unit, exercising weight, weightiness, free weight, system of weights, weight

  7. weight unit, weightnoun

    a unit used to measure weight

    «he placed two weights in the scale pan»

    Synonyms:
    weightiness, exercising weight, weight unit, system of weights, metric weight unit, free weight, weight, weighting

  8. weight, weightingverb

    (statistics) a coefficient assigned to elements of a frequency distribution in order to represent their relative importance

    Synonyms:
    weighting, weight unit, exercising weight, weightiness, free weight, system of weights, weight

  9. burden, burthen, weight, weight downverb

    weight down with a load

    Synonyms:
    slant, saddle, weight, burden, weight down, burthen, angle, charge

  10. slant, angle, weightverb

    present with a bias

    «He biased his presentation so as to please the share holders»

    Synonyms:
    burden, slant, fish, pitch, angle, cant, weight down, burthen, lean, tip, weight, tilt, cant over

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  1. weightnoun

    Synonyms:
    heaviness, gravity, ponderousness, ponderosity

  2. weightnoun

    Synonyms:
    pressure, burden, load

  3. weightnoun

    Synonyms:
    importance, influence, power, efficacy, consequence, moment, significance, import, pith

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  1. weightnoun

    Synonyms:
    heaviness, ponderousness, gravity, ponderosity, poise, heft, encumbrance, pressure, incubus, clog, burden, importance, consequence, moment, significance

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  1. List of paraphrases for «weight»:

    weights, weighting, mass, peso, poids, burden, wgt, wt., importance, brunt, wt, clout, philippine, weighing, weigh, influence, weighty, underweight, emphasis, significance, compelling, pesos

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  1. Stephen Vysocky:

    The one thing that I don’t like is, because I’ve lost so much weight, I have a lot of loose skin, i’m trying to get that removed because there is a lot of complications now with my loose skin. And it also adds extra dead weight, pretty much, and there’s no way I could lose that, no matter how hard I try.

  2. Lucas Leonard:

    When [her sons] were forced to stand up against the wall I saw [David Morey] push up against them, he was actually growling, seething. His whole body weight was pushed against them.

  3. Benoit Gervais:

    It’s a recognition that times are volatile and perhaps it’s not the time to insert further uncertainty into the sector, if this royalty review has weight with the government and the government follows through, this is encouraging.

  4. Jennifer Woo Baidal:

    Those types of policy changes, there’s some evidence that they reduce food insecurity, improve nutrition, and can improve child weight outcomes together in an equitable way.

  5. Barry Pavel:

    Russia (is) flexing its military muscle, identifying the United States and NATO as the enemy. That feeling is not reciprocated, but we have a Russia that is starting to throw its military weight around, and in some ways, looking for provocations, i think this could be very dangerous, and create a crisis, where one didn’t need to exist.


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  • وَزْن, ثقلArabic
  • вагаBelarusian
  • váha, závažíCzech
  • vægt, masseDanish
  • Gewicht, Masse, gewichten, beschwerenGerman
  • kpekpemeEwe
  • σταθμίον, βάρος, βάρη, μάζα, ζύγι, σταθμάGreek
  • pezoEsperanto
  • masa, peso, pesa, pesar, ponderarSpanish
  • kaal, kaalumaEstonian
  • pisuBasque
  • وزن, وزنهPersian
  • paino, punnus, painokerroin, painoarvo, merkitys, paksuus, kuormittaa, raskauttaa, painottaa, lisätäFinnish
  • vekt, massiFaroese
  • poids, lest, masse, pondérer, alourdir, lester, appesantirFrench
  • cudromScottish Gaelic
  • pesoGalician
  • súly, súlyozás, tömegHungarian
  • ծանրություն, կշռաքար, կշիռ, քաշ, բեռ, զանգվածArmenian
  • pezoIdo
  • massa, peso, ponderare, appesantire, gravareItalian
  • 重り, 重さ, 荷重, 重み, 分銅, 重量, 体重Japanese
  • 重量, 체중, 중량Korean
  • auctōritāsLatin
  • svars, atsvarsLatvian
  • tāwē, toimaha, wēti, taumahaMāori
  • gewicht, wegenDutch
  • pesOccitan
  • wagaPolish
  • peso, haltere, massa, ponderarPortuguese
  • paisa, peisa, pesa, paisRomansh
  • greutate, masă, halteră, haltere, ponderaRomanian
  • груз, вес, гантель, гиря, масса, блинRussian
  • pesu, pessuSardinian
  • váhaSlovak
  • vikt, tyngd, massa, göra tyngre, tynga, viktaSwedish
  • బరువు, భారముTelugu
  • ağırlıkTurkish
  • вагаUkrainian
  • trọng lượng, 重量Vietnamese

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      n  

1    avoirdupois, burden, gravity, heaviness, heft     (informal)   load, mass, poundage, pressure, tonnage  

2    ballast, heavy object, load, mass  

3    albatross, burden, load, millstone, oppression, pressure, strain  

4    greatest force, main force, onus, preponderance  

5    authority, bottom, clout     (informal)   consequence, consideration, efficacy, emphasis, impact, import, importance, influence, moment, persuasiveness, power, significance, substance, value  
      vb  

6    add weight to, ballast, charge, freight, increase the load on, increase the weight of, load, make heavier  

7    burden, encumber, handicap, impede, oppress, overburden, weigh down  

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weight

     ( weights    plural & 3rd person present)   ( weighting    present participle)   ( weighted    past tense & past participle  )

1       n-var   The weight of a person or thing is how heavy they are, measured in units such as kilograms, pounds, or tons.  
oft amount in N, with poss, N of amount  
What is your height and weight?…, This reduced the weight of the load…, Turkeys can reach enormous weights of up to 50 pounds.      If someone loses weight, they become lighter. If they gain weight or put on weight, they become heavier.  

lose weight, gain/put on weight      phrase   V inflects  
I’m lucky really as I never put on weight…, He lost two stone in weight during his time there.     

2       n-uncount   A person’s or thing’s weight is the fact that they are very heavy.  
with poss  
Despite the vehicle’s size and weight it is not difficult to drive.     

3       n-sing   If you move your weight, you change position so that most of the pressure of your body is on a particular part of your body.  
poss/the N  
He shifted his weight from one foot to the other…, He kept the weight from his left leg.     

4       n-count   Weights are objects which weigh a known amount and which people lift as a form of exercise.  
usu pl  
I was in the gym lifting weights.     

5       n-count   Weights are metal objects which weigh a known amount and which are used on a set of scales to weigh other things.  

6       n-count   You can refer to a heavy object as a weight, especially when you have to lift it.  
Straining to lift heavy weights can lead to a rise in blood pressure.     

7       verb   If you weight something, you make it heavier by adding something to it, for example in order to stop it from moving easily.  
It can be sewn into curtain hems to weight the curtain and so allow it to hang better.      V n  

8       verb   If you weight things, you give them different values according to how important or significant they are.  
…a computer program which weights the different transitions according to their likelihood…      V n  
This takes account of the number of countries in which a company wins approval for a new drug, weighted by the size of each country’s market.      V-ed  

9       n-var   If something is given a particular weight, it is given a particular value according to how important or significant it is.  
(=weighting)  

The scientists involved put different weight on the conclusions of different models…     

10       n-uncount   If someone or something gives weight to what a person says, thinks, or does, they emphasize its significance.  
The fact that he is gone has given more weight to fears that he may try to launch a civil war…     

11       n-uncount   If you give something or someone weight, you consider them to be very important or influential in a particular situation.  
Consumers generally place more weight on negative information than on the positive when deciding what to buy.     

12   
  
  weighting  

  
  dead weight  

13    If a person or their opinion carries weight, they are respected and are able to influence people.  

carry weight      phrase   V inflects  
That argument no longer carries as much weight…, Senator Kerry carries considerable weight in Washington.     

14    If you say that someone or something is worth their weight in gold, you are emphasizing that they are so useful, helpful, or valuable that you feel you could not manage without them.  

worth one’s weight in gold      phrase   v-link PHR     (emphasis)
  
Any successful manager is worth his weight in gold.     

15    If you pull your weight, you work as hard as everyone else who is involved in the same task or activity.  

pull one’s weight      phrase   V inflects  
He accused the team of not pulling their weight.     

16   
  
  a weight off your mind  

  
  mind  
weight down      phrasal verb   If you weight something down, you put something heavy on it or in it in order to prevent it from moving easily.  
Put some tins on top to weight it down.      V n P  

dead weight        ( dead weights    plural  )

1       n-count   A dead weight is a load which is surprisingly heavy and difficult to lift.  

2       n-count   You can refer to something that makes change or progress difficult as a dead weight.  
usu sing  
…the dead weight of traditional policies.     

weight training     
Weight training is a kind of physical exercise in which people lift or push heavy weights with their arms and legs in order to strengthen their muscles.      n-uncount  

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burst at the seams

v.

to be filled beyond regular capacity; a garment like trousers you’re wearing and bursting at the seams (whether because they shrank in the wash or you gained weight) would be a perfect literal example of this idiom and figuratively, it means: to be beyond full.

[Fig.] The initially intimate celebration Forrest had organised was soon flooded with unexpected guests; his small house burst at the seams and ended up getting wildly trashed

lunge

n.

an exercise consisting in controlled downward and/or forward movement, used for weight training

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  • weight [weɪt] сущ

    1. весм, массаж, масса тела

      (weigh, mass, body weight)

      • average molecular weight – средняя молекулярная масса
      • ideal body weight – идеальная масса тела
    2. грузм, грузикм

      (cargo, plummet)

      • dead weight – мертвый груз
    3. тяжестьж

      (gravity)

      • weight lifting – поднятие тяжестей
    4. гиряж, гантельж

      (kettlebell, dumbbell)

      • lead weight – свинцовая гиря
    5. нагрузкаж

      (load)

    6. бремяср, отягощениеср

      (burden)

    7. удельный вес, плотностьж

      (density)

    8. весы

      (scales)

      • divers weights – неодинаковые весы
    9. весовой коэффициент

      (weight coefficient)

    10. весовая категория

      (weight category)

  • weight [weɪt] гл

    1. весить, взвесить

      (weigh)

    2. худеть

      (lose weight)

    3. утяжелять, утяжелить

  • weight [weɪt] прил

    1. весовой

      (weighing)

      • different weight classes – разные весовые категории
    2. весомый

      (significant)

noun
вес weight, heft, avoirdupois, ponderosity, authority
масса mass, array, weight, lot, bulk, body
груз cargo, goods, load, freight, loading, weight
тяжесть gravity, weight, burden, heaviness, load, heft
нагрузка load, burden, loading, strain, capacity, weight
значение value, meaning, importance, significance, sense, weight
гиря weight, poise, bob
бремя burden, drag, weight, onus, load, charge
авторитет authority, weight, say, mana
влияние influence, impact, effect, power, sway, weight
весовая категория weight
штанга barbell, rod, weight, crossbar
verb
весить weigh, weight, scale, ride
нагружать load, burden, weight, pile, charge, heap
отягощать burden, weigh down, overburden, weight, load, weight down
увеличивать вес weight
придавать вес weight
придавать силу potentiate, enforce, soup up, weight, nerve
подвешивать гирю weight
обременять burden, encumber, charge, load, saddle, weight

Предложения со словом «Weight»

I lost weight and made myself believe I am just a character acting in a film.

Потеряла вес и заставила себя верить, что я просто играю роль в фильме.

It hurts my body because the weight represents so much.

Мне больно, потому что наш вес очень значим.

So what we thought is if we could rally a million of their mothers , 82 percent of black women are over a healthy weight right now.

Тогда мы решили, что если бы мы могли объединить миллион их матерей, 82 процента чёрных женщин страдают избыточным весом.

Private weight loss companies, government interventions, public health campaigns.

Программы похудения, государственное регулирование, кампании здравоохранения.

I’m going to tell you why: because they focus on weight loss or looking good in skinny jeans without acknowledging the trauma that black women hold in our bellies and bones, that has been embedded in our very DNA.

А вот почему: они направлены на похудение или на то, как хорошо выглядеть в узких джинсах, но не признают травмы, которую чёрные женщины помнят телом и костями, которая впиталась в нашу ДНК.

For black women whose bodies are buckling under the weight of systems never designed to support them, GirlTrek is a lifeline.

Для чёрных женщин, чьи тела не выдерживают груза систем, которые не были разработаны для их поддержки, GirlTrek — это жизненная артерия.

I was working as an internist and Paul was finishing his training as a neurosurgeon when he started to lose weight.

Я работала терапевтом, а Пол заканчивал обучение на нейрохирурга в тот момент, когда начал терять вес.

I felt the weight of stigma.

И прочувствовал всю тяжесть позора.

And when I got to the top, the weight of 3,000 quarters in my book bag pulled me back down to the ground.

Когда я уже был наверху, мой рюкзак, наполненный монетами на 750 долларов, потянул меня назад.

Now imagine how much happier we would be, how much freer to be our true individual selves, if we didn’t have the weight of gender expectations.

Представьте, насколько счастливее мы могли бы быть, насколько свободнее мы могли бы выражать своё истинное я, если бы на нас не давили гендерные ожидания.

For example, a study of black teens found that those who reported higher levels of discrimination as teenagers had higher levels of stress hormones, of blood pressure and of weight at age 20.

Исследование о чернокожих подростках выявило, что те, кто чаще подвергался дискриминации в подростковом возрасте, имеют высокий уровень гормонов стресса, высокого давления, ожирения уже в возрасте 20 лет.

Until last year, when I felt the weight of my age on my shoulders the first time I opened Snapchat.

До прошлого года, когда я ощутил тяжесть прожитых лет, впервые открыв Снапчат.

They hand me the microphone as my shoulders sink under the weight of this stress.

Они вручили мне микрофон, в то время как мои плечи опустились под тяжестью стресса.

I like to think about these two years like a weight-loss program.

Я предпочитаю думать об этих двух годах как о программе потери веса.

We were missing the stories about Iraq, the people who live there, and what was happening to them under the weight of the war.

У нас не было материалов об Ираке, о людях, которые там жили, и о том, что происходило с ними во время войны.

Stress during pregnancy is linked with things like high blood pressure and low infant birth weight, and it can begin a cascade of health challenges that make birth much more dangerous for both parent and child.

Стресс в течение беременности приводит к гипертонии и низкому весу новорождённого, а также может вызвать ряд проблем со здоровьем, что делает роды более рискованными как для матери, так и для ребёнка.

Lastly, when you finally are called back to see the provider, you’ve already taken your own weight in the waiting room, and done your own pee test in the bathroom.

Когда вас наконец вызывают на встречу с медработником, вы уже взвесились в комнате ожидания и сами сделали анализ мочи в ванной комнате.

Remember those statistics I told you, that black women are more likely to give birth too early, to give birth to low birth weight babies, to even die due to complications of pregnancy and childbirth?

Помните, я говорила, что чернокожие женщины чаще рожают раньше срока, поэтому новорождённые весят недостаточно или даже умирают из — за осложнений при беременности и родах?

A similar demographic of women in Jennie’s area who gave birth at the same hospital her clients did were three times more likely to give birth to a baby below a healthy weight.

У других женщин этого класса из района Дженни, которые рожали в той же больнице, что и её пациентки, вероятность родить ребёнка с весом ниже нормы была в три раза выше.

It’s stronger than the original yet half the weight, and it will be flying in the Airbus A320 later this year.

Она прочнее и вдвое легче оригинала, ею будет оснащён Airbus A320 в конце 2016 года.

Some people might wish they were taller, have a different weight, a different face.

Кто — то захочет быть выше, кто — то — изменить свой вес, кто — то — лицо.

I explore the weight, density and smell, but most importantly, I think a lot about the stories we attach to different kinds of air.

Я исследую его вес, плотность и запах, но самое главное — я много работаю над тем, как мы ощущаем различные типы воздуха.

She will not care about the arc of your brow, the weight of your clutch.

Ей не будут важны дуги твоих бровей и вес твоей сумки.

That includes liver toxicity, weight gain of over 50 pounds, suicidality.

Интоксикация печени, набор в весе более 22 — х килограмм, склонность к суициду.

And the SSRIs, they are better than the drugs that came before them, but they still have a lot of side effects, including weight gain, insomnia, suicidality — and they take a really long time to work, something like four to six weeks in a lot of patients.

СИОЗС сегодня гораздо лучше, чем их предшественники, но у них по — прежнему много побочных эффектов, таких как набор веса, бессонница, склонность к суициду, и долгое время ожидания, пока препарат подействует: от четырёх до шести недель для многих пациентов.

We may even blame fat people themselves for the discrimination they face because, after all, if we don’t like it, we should just lose weight.

Мы можем даже обвинять в дискриминации толстых людей их самих, ведь, в конце концов, если им не нравится это, пусть просто похудеют.

Reclaiming yourself can be one of the most gorgeous acts of self-love and can look like a million different things, from hairstyles to tattoos to body contouring to hormones to surgery and yes, even weight loss.

Самосовершенствование, возможно, один из лучших способов проявить любовь к себе миллионами разных путей, от создания новой прически, до контурирования тела, гормонотерапии, операций и, да, даже похудения.

Surely, when the leaders are all onstage, then the Americans are pulling their weight.

Когда все лидеры на сцене, тогда — то уж точно заправляют американцы.

There’s no question he’s hitting above his weight.

Несомненно, он прыгает выше головы.

In the face of relentless competition, it may well be that you will have to take the painful decision to downsize the organization, just as you may have to lose some weight in order to run a marathon.

Вполне возможно, что в условиях беспощадной конкуренции придётся принять болезненное решение о сокращении кадров — всё равно что сбросить вес перед марафоном.

But losing weight alone will not get you across the finish line with a winning time.

Однако сама по себе потеря веса не приведёт к победе в забеге.

We can estimate height, weight, shoe size.

Мы можем узнать его рост, вес, размер обуви

Though you should have been more attentive to her weight.

Но вы должны были быть более внимательными к ее весу.

Kahlan had always felt the weight of their responsibilities.

Кэлен всегда ощущала бремя возложенных на них с Ричардом обязанностей.

It failed to support her weight, and gave inward.

Те не выдержали веса ее тела и повалились внутрь.

Their rafts were sinking due to the great weight

Их плоты погрузились в воду из — за слишком большого веса

Bone and tissue account for much of our body weight.

Кости и ткани составляют большую часть веса нашего тела.

The sudden weight imbalance threw the plane into a dive.

И неожиданный дисбаланс веса бросает самолет в крутое пике.

Indoor games are chess, draughts, table tennis, boxing, gymnastics, artistic gymnastics, fencing, diving, weight lifting, wrestling, sometimes — handball, basketball and volleyball.

Игры в залах : шахматы , шашки , настольный теннис , бокс , гимнастика , художественная гимнастика , фехтование , прыжки в воду , тяжелая атлетика , борьба , иногда — гандбол , баскетбол , волейбол.

HE’S NO LONGER PART OF MY WEIGHT LOSS PROGRAMME.

Он больше не входит в мою программу потери веса.

Had willingly shouldered the difficult weight of their history.

Добровольно принял на свои плечи тяжелый груз их истории.

The weight of the sky was heavy on his shoulders.

Груз неба тяжким бременем лежал у него на плечах.

You really want to take the whole weight for this?

Ты действительно хочешь взять всю тяжесть вины на себя?

The weight of the world is officially off your shoulders.

Бремя за весь мир официально сошло с твоих плеч.

The wires jiggled a bit under their slight weight.

Провода едва заметно подрагивали под их почти невесомыми телами.

The weight you lose isn’t worth the wrinkles.

Потерянный вес не стоит морщин

It’s like I feel the weight of endless possibilities

Как — будто я чувствую вес нескончаемых возможностей

The wooden floor seemed to give slightly under my weight.

Мне показалось, что пол слегка прогнулся под моим весом.

Besides, you sit in the same place and don’t move so you can gain weight.

Кроме того, вы сидите на одном месте и не двигаетесь, так вы можете набирать вес.

Generally this weight limit is 20 kg of checked baggage for economy class passengers and 30 kg for first class passengers.

Как правило, предельный вес составляет 20 кг зарегистрированного багажа для пассажиров эконом — класса и 30 кг для пассажиров первого класса.

If you check excess luggage you’ll have to pay a fee calculated by the number of extra pieces and the extra weight.

Если вы провозите сверхнормативный багаж, вам придется платить сбор, рассчитываемый по числу дополнительного лишнего веса.

Their mother has not eaten for five months and has lost half her body weight.

Их мать не ела в течение пяти месяцев и потеряла половину массы своего тела.

He seemed to be losing all control of his emotions as he lost weight .

Казалось, вместе с весом он терял способность контроля над своими эмоциями.

Its extra weight, and the slight resistance it imposed on his motion, gave some of the illusion of the lost terrestrial gravity.

Добавочный вес и небольшое сопротивление скафандра движениям тела словно бы отчасти возмещали утраченную земную тяжесть.

The man had lost much weight during the trying and dangerous passage over the mountains to the north polar sea.

Во время трудного и опасного перехода к северному морю негр значительно сбавил в весе.

A body your same size, same height and weight, your same general bone structure.

Тело с вашими параметрами, с таким же ростом и массой, тем же строением.

Construction of an average desktop computer consumes 10 times its weight in fossil fuels.

Построение среднестатистического персонального компьютера потребляет 10 своих масс нефти.

The weight of the water and the force in which it hit the remains would have been enormous.

Масса воды и сила, с которой она обрушилась на останки, должна быть огромной.

Every external feature is noted: the hair color, the height, the weight, the condition of the body, the color of the eyes.

Фиксируются все внешние характеристики: цвет волос, цвет глаз, рост, вес, состояние, в котором находится тело.

They did not see their young as dead weight that might hamper them as they shot the rapids of life.

Они не считали молодых обузой, которая лишь мешает наслаждаться моментами быстротечной жизни.

What is another word for weight?

845 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ wˈe͡ɪt], [ wˈe‍ɪt], [ w_ˈeɪ_t]

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    Table of Contents

    • adj.

      Other relevant words: (adjective)

      • physical condition.
    • n.

      • blowlamp,
      • bradawl,
      • applicator,
      • box end wrench,
      • adjustable wrench,
      • bit,
      • blowtorch,
      • awl,
      • bellows,
      • Allen Wrench.

      • bogey,
      • anxiety,
      • bugbear,
      • demons,
      • cancer,
      • blanket,
      • bogie,
      • bugaboo,
      • canker.

      • mat,
      • obstacle course,
      • beam,
      • multigym,
      • balance beam,
      • exercise bike,
      • cross-trainer,
      • bench,
      • dumbbell,
      • barbell.

      • hold back,
      • block,
      • obstruct,
      • trap,
      • pin,
      • hold,
      • immobilize,
      • intercept,
      • pin down.

      • plumb,
      • counterpoise,
      • sinker,
      • signify,
      • lie at the heart of something,
      • predominate,
      • count,
      • anchor,
      • counterbalance,
      • stone,
      • come before,
      • figure,
      • dominate,
      • rock,
      • loom large.

      • heavy.

      • light,
      • dense,
      • lightweight,
      • nett,
      • net,
      • over.

      • big.

      • sway,
      • affect,
      • pull.

      • force,
      • strong.

      • import,
      • concern,
      • important,
      • significance,
      • moment,
      • concernment.

      accent (noun)

      • weight.

      angle (noun)

      • angle.

      authority (noun)

      • beef,
      • command,
      • supremacy,
      • powerhouse,
      • permission,
      • strong arm,
      • warrant,
      • ropes,
      • steam,
      • ascendancy,
      • POWS,
      • dominion,
      • esteem,
      • domination,
      • punch,
      • leg up,
      • warrants,
      • word,
      • juice,
      • prerogative,
      • say,
      • jump,
      • whip hand,
      • say-so,
      • might and main,
      • what it takes,
      • powerhouses,
      • permit,
      • pow,
      • influences,
      • government,
      • upper hand,
      • might,
      • right,
      • authorization,
      • jurisdiction,
      • rule,
      • mastery,
      • zap,
      • license,
      • edge.

      ballast (noun)

      • brace,
      • balance,
      • bracket,
      • stability,
      • equilibrium,
      • support.

      bargaining chip (noun)

      • bargaining-chip.

      bearing (noun)

      • reference,
      • meaning,
      • relevance,
      • application,
      • references,
      • pertinence,
      • relation.

      bulk (noun)

      • total,
      • dimensions,
      • amplitude,
      • volume,
      • aggregate,
      • quantum,
      • totality,
      • bigness,
      • immensity,
      • amount.

      burden (noun)

      • burden.

      burthen (noun)

      • burthen.

      caliber (noun)

      • striking powers.

      consequence (noun)

      • weightinesses,
      • re nown,
      • re-nown.

      consequences (noun)

      • contrecoups.

      control (noun)

      • predomination,
      • containment,
      • subjection,
      • containments,
      • restrictions,
      • wire pulling.

      difficulty (noun)

      • quandary,
      • bafflement,
      • vicissitude,
      • hangup,
      • TODO,
      • to do.

      dram (noun)

      • snifter,
      • snifters.

      duty (noun)

      • mission,
      • devoir,
      • taking care of business,
      • minding the store,
      • devoirs.

      effect (noun)

      • tenor,
      • impact,
      • imprint.

      effectiveness (noun)

      • validnesses.

      efficacy (noun)

      • efficacies,
      • capableness,
      • efficacy.

      eminence (noun)

      • pre-potency,
      • pre potencies,
      • pre potency,
      • pre-potencies.

      emphasis (noun)

      • priority,
      • impressiveness,
      • highlights,
      • under-lining,
      • Head-line,
      • underlinings.

      encumbrance (noun)

      • monkey on ones back,
      • thorn in one side,
      • monkey back,
      • monkey one’s back,
      • monkey on one back,
      • thorn ones side,
      • monkey ones back,
      • ball chain,
      • thorn in ones side,
      • thorn side,
      • thorn one side,
      • monkey one back,
      • thorn one’s side.

      exercising weight (noun)

      • exercising weight.

      fatness (noun)

      • plumpness,
      • flab,
      • tumidity,
      • stoutness,
      • rotundities,
      • pudginess,
      • distension,
      • adiposity,
      • fatness,
      • Portliness,
      • bulkiness,
      • girth,
      • fleshiness,
      • rotundity,
      • distensions.

      flesh (noun)

      • flesh blood.

      freight (noun)

      • fardels.

      healthiness (noun)

      • soundness.

      heaviness (noun)

      • ponderousness,
      • heaviness,
      • mass.

      impact (noun)

      • full force.

      importance (noun)

      • place,
      • dimension,
      • sanctity,
      • elevation,
      • proportion,
      • depth,
      • urgency,
      • profundity,
      • precedence,
      • substance,
      • status.

      impost (noun)

      • surtax,
      • surtaxes.

      influence (noun)

      • effectiveness,
      • INS.

      leverage (noun)

      • Suctions,
      • jump on,
      • suction.

      load (noun)

      • excess baggages.

      magnitude (noun)

      • de-grees,
      • de gree,
      • de grees,
      • de-gree.

      matter (noun)

      • up-shots,
      • up shot,
      • up shots,
      • up-shot.

      measure (noun)

      • meeds,
      • meed,
      • Admensuration,
      • Measures.

      measurement (noun)

      • metrology,
      • calibration,
      • quantification,
      • Calibrations,
      • Metage,
      • quantifications.

      moment (noun)

      • pro-fits,
      • pro fit,
      • pro fits.

      Other relevant words: (noun)

      • ballast,
      • millstone,
      • weightiness,
      • striking power,
      • thorn in side,
      • preeminence,
      • plasma,
      • consequence,
      • eminence,
      • Sequelae,
      • Foods,
      • extent,
      • grades,
      • Qualities,
      • validity,
      • obligation,
      • reputation,
      • SINEWS,
      • forcefulness,
      • difficulty,
      • bargaining chip,
      • stabilizer,
      • consequences,
      • Protoplasms,
      • worth,
      • emphasis,
      • influence,
      • control,
      • flesh and blood,
      • Contrecoup,
      • payload,
      • top billing,
      • load,
      • charge,
      • Exigencies,
      • committals,
      • Illustriousness,
      • notability,
      • ought,
      • onus,
      • authority,
      • needs,
      • seriousness,
      • meaningfulness,
      • sequela,
      • counterweights,
      • shipping,
      • muscle,
      • tax,
      • monkey on back,
      • counterweight,
      • desirabilities,
      • strength,
      • residuum,
      • stress,
      • piths,
      • hefts,
      • sandbags,
      • counter-balance,
      • deadweight,
      • worthiness,
      • preponderance,
      • power,
      • sandbag,
      • committal,
      • Counter weight,
      • impost,
      • credit,
      • Prominency,
      • fardel,
      • heft,
      • food,
      • pre-eminence,
      • protoplasm,
      • encumbrance,
      • validness,
      • freight,
      • monkey on one’s back,
      • bulk,
      • plasm,
      • residuals,
      • deadweights,
      • prominence,
      • sinew,
      • excess baggage,
      • duty,
      • caliber,
      • corpuscle,
      • Fats,
      • pressure,
      • counter-balances,
      • plasmas,
      • gravity,
      • tonnages,
      • flesh,
      • renowns,
      • rate,
      • corpuscles,
      • bearing,
      • residua,
      • desirability,
      • matter,
      • thrustings,
      • salience,
      • plasms,
      • tonnage,
      • specialness,
      • full court press,
      • thorn in one’s side,
      • stabilizers,
      • genuineness,
      • oughts,
      • push,
      • measure,
      • portent,
      • accent,
      • gauge,
      • effect,
      • Fame,
      • prestige.

      power (noun)

      • mechanical energy,
      • dynamism,
      • Imperia,
      • applied force,
      • Imperium,
      • horsepower,
      • omnipotence,
      • voltage,
      • voltages.

      preeminence (noun)

      • pre-eminences,
      • pre eminence,
      • pre eminences.

      preponderance (noun)

      • max,
      • Extensiveness,
      • bigger half,
      • maxes,
      • greater part,
      • mostest.

      pressure (noun)

      • mis fortune,
      • un naturalness,
      • un naturalnesses,
      • full court presses,
      • un-naturalnesses,
      • mis-fortunes,
      • un-naturalness,
      • mis fortunes.

      prominence (noun)

      • top billings,
      • saliences,
      • specialnesses.

      push (noun)

      • exertings,
      • drivings,
      • strainings,
      • shovings,
      • forcings.

      reputation (noun)

      • rep,
      • dependability,
      • trustworthiness,
      • acceptability,
      • dependabilities,
      • reliability,
      • repute.

      restraint (noun)

      • restraint,
      • pinion,
      • straitjackets,
      • pinions,
      • straitjacket.

      say-so (noun)

      • say so.

      significancy (noun)

      • de-notations,
      • de notation,
      • de notations,
      • de-notation.

      sip (noun)

      • dram.

      soundness (noun)

      • levelheadedness,
      • horse sense,
      • Integrality.

      system of weights (noun)

      • system of weights.

      validity (noun)

      • legitimacy.

      weight down (noun)

      • weight down.

      weight unit (noun)

      • weight unit.

      worth (noun)

      • meaningfulnesses,
      • worthinesses.
    • v.

      bias (verb)

      • twist,
      • distort,
      • incline,
      • prejudice.

      debase (verb)

      • de file,
      • de filing,
      • de-files,
      • de-filed,
      • de based,
      • de basing,
      • de-file,
      • de-base,
      • doping up,
      • de-filing,
      • doped up,
      • de files,
      • de filed,
      • de base,
      • de-basing,
      • de-based,
      • dopes up.

      doctor (verb)

      • dis-guise,
      • dis guising,
      • dis guised,
      • dis-guising,
      • dis guises,
      • deaconed,
      • mis representing,
      • dis-guised,
      • mis represents,
      • mixt with,
      • mis-representing,
      • mis represented,
      • deaconing,
      • mis represent,
      • dis-guises,
      • mixing with,
      • mis-represent,
      • mis-represented,
      • mixes with,
      • dis guise,
      • mis-represents.

      emphasize (verb)

      • made emphatic,
      • making a point,
      • head-lined,
      • making emphatic,
      • under-lined,
      • made a point,
      • under scores,
      • head lined,
      • makes point,
      • laboring the point,
      • puts accent on,
      • under-score,
      • under scored,
      • insisted on,
      • under-scored,
      • make point,
      • limelighted,
      • under line,
      • re-iterating,
      • labored point,
      • re-iterated,
      • re peat,
      • makes much of,
      • insists on,
      • points up,
      • makes a point,
      • making point,
      • re iterates,
      • labor point,
      • head-lining,
      • pointed up,
      • re iterated,
      • under-scores,
      • labors point,
      • under score,
      • limelighting,
      • rubs in,
      • insisting on,
      • re-iterate,
      • under lines,
      • rubbed in,
      • re-peats,
      • under-line,
      • labors the point,
      • labored the point,
      • putting accent on,
      • rubbing in,
      • re iterate,
      • re iterating,
      • head lining,
      • under-lines,
      • laboring point,
      • re peats,
      • makes emphatic,
      • makes clear,
      • re-iterates,
      • re-peat,
      • under lined,
      • made much of,
      • made point.

      encumber (verb)

      • over-burdened,
      • over load,
      • over burdened,
      • made difficult,
      • in commodes,
      • over-loading,
      • in-commodes,
      • makes difficult,
      • over-burdens,
      • over burdening,
      • over burdens,
      • saddles with,
      • slowing down,
      • over burden,
      • over-loaded,
      • dis-commode,
      • over-loads,
      • over loading,
      • in commode,
      • dis-commodes,
      • saddling with,
      • over loaded,
      • dis commode,
      • over loads,
      • over-load,
      • making difficult,
      • slows down,
      • dis commodes,
      • in-commode,
      • over-burdening,
      • hanging up,
      • hangs up,
      • hog tie,
      • hanged up.

      lade (verb)

      • dishes it out,
      • sticked to,
      • bare down on,
      • de press,
      • over charged,
      • giving it to,
      • de-presses,
      • made heavy,
      • dumping on,
      • over charge,
      • de pressing,
      • bearing down on,
      • over whelms,
      • making heavy,
      • de-pressing,
      • over whelmed,
      • de-press,
      • bore down on,
      • over-charging,
      • sticks it to,
      • dished it out,
      • over-whelming,
      • gives to,
      • sticking to,
      • snows under,
      • dishing it out,
      • over-whelm,
      • bears down on,
      • over whelm,
      • de-pressed,
      • over whelming,
      • de presses,
      • over-whelmed,
      • sticked it to,
      • over-charges,
      • sticking it to,
      • over charges,
      • stuck it to,
      • gave it to,
      • over-whelms,
      • dumps on,
      • de pressed,
      • gave to,
      • over-charged,
      • gives it to,
      • beared down on,
      • makes heavy,
      • over-charge,
      • snowing under,
      • over charging.

      load (verb)

      • over supplying,
      • over supplied,
      • over-supplying,
      • piling it on,
      • putting aboard,
      • ramming in,
      • containerizes,
      • poured in,
      • over supplies,
      • pours in,
      • rammed in,
      • topping off,
      • heaped up,
      • piled it on,
      • tops off,
      • over supply,
      • puts aboard,
      • piles on,
      • piles it on,
      • piled on,
      • over-supplied,
      • heaps up,
      • pouring in,
      • rams in,
      • oversupplying,
      • containerizing.

      Other relevant words: (verb)

      • predetermine,
      • quantity.

      slant (verb)

      • co loring,
      • co-loring.

      tax (verb)

      • over worked,
      • over-using,
      • over used,
      • over working,
      • over-taxes,
      • over work,
      • over taxes,
      • over-tax,
      • over-working,
      • weighs heavily on,
      • over using,
      • made demands on,
      • putting pressure on,
      • presses hard on,
      • pressing hard on,
      • weighing heavily on,
      • over-taxed,
      • making demands on,
      • over taxing,
      • over-taxing,
      • over taxed,
      • over tax,
      • over-work,
      • pressed hard on,
      • over-worked,
      • weighed heavily on,
      • puts pressure on,
      • over-used,
      • makes demands on,
      • over works,
      • over-works.

      weigh down (verb)

      • presses down,
      • weighs up on,
      • weighs upon,
      • holds down,
      • weighing up on,
      • weighing upon,
      • weighed up on,
      • weigh up on.
    • Other synonyms:

      • heftiness,
      • massiveness,
      • cumber,
      • importance,
      • density,
      • ton,
      • lift,
      • avoirdupois,
      • ponderosity,
      • Significancy,
      • pound,
      • impedimenta,
      • ram.

      • dead weight,
      • clout,
      • Preponderancy,
      • measurement,
      • leverage.

      • headache.

      depress

      • weigh down.

      lade

      • Snowed,
      • dump on,
      • make heavy,
      • giving to,
      • overcharge,
      • stick to,
      • give to,
      • give it to,
      • stuck to,
      • snowed under,
      • stick it to,
      • snow under,
      • Snowing,
      • bear down on,
      • dumped on,
      • dish it out,
      • sticks to.

      Other relevant words:

      • top off,
      • hogtie,
      • dope up,
      • bung,
      • overuse,
      • saddled,
      • piling on,
      • make a point,
      • Saddling,
      • point up,
      • pile on,
      • weighting,
      • slanting,
      • overtaxing,
      • over-burden,
      • hang up,
      • make emphatic,
      • overtax,
      • make difficult,
      • tampered with,
      • slant,
      • Chocked,
      • overuses,
      • prepossesses,
      • pointed out,
      • pointing out,
      • Freighting,
      • encumbered,
      • piles up,
      • overburdened,
      • saddle with,
      • over-wrought,
      • piled up,
      • mix with,
      • emphasize,
      • bungs,
      • prepossess,
      • bias,
      • Bunging,
      • make partial,
      • pour in,
      • Ballasted,
      • task,
      • pollute,
      • containerize,
      • put aboard,
      • slow down,
      • oversupplied,
      • heap up,
      • italicize,
      • pile it on,
      • labor the point,
      • making much of,
      • press hard on,
      • over-supplies,
      • catapulting,
      • containerized,
      • put pressure on,
      • headlined,
      • make demands on,
      • make clear,
      • made clear,
      • highlighting,
      • sling,
      • pile up,
      • Freighted,
      • overtaxes,
      • insist on,
      • doctor,
      • mixed with,
      • slowed down,
      • heaping up,
      • weigh heavily on,
      • headlining,
      • saddled with,
      • make much of,
      • chock,
      • lade,
      • weighted,
      • rub in,
      • Ballasting,
      • piling up,
      • Bunged,
      • trammel,
      • put accent on,
      • oriented,
      • chocks,
      • over-supply,
      • making clear,
      • pointing up,
      • debase,
      • tampering with,
      • encumber,
      • ram in,
      • catapulted,
      • tampers with,
      • overtaxed,
      • tamper with,
      • overusing,
      • Chocking,
      • warp,
      • Massing,
      • highlighted,
      • topped off.

      weigh down

      • held down,
      • get down,
      • pressed down,
      • weighed upon,
      • pressing down,
      • press down,
      • got down,
      • hold down,
      • weigh upon.

    How to use «Weight» in context?

    Weight is one of the most common health concerns. Everyone has different body types, so one person’s ideal weight range might be entirely different from another person’s. While it’s important to know your own bodies, weight is a personal issue.

    There are many different ways to measure weight, so it’s important to be honest about what you weigh. Some methods are more accurate than others.

    Weight is constantly changing, so it’s important to weigh yourself at least once a month. Weight fluctuates depending on how much you eat and exercise.

    There are several ways to keep track of your weight and fitness progress.

    Paraphrases for Weight:

    Paraphrases are highlighted according to their relevancy:
    • Equivalence

      • Proper noun, singular
        weighting.
      • Noun, plural
        weightings.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        weighting.
      • Verb, past tense
        weighing, Weighed.
      • Verb, past participle
        Weighed.
    • Reverse Entailment

      • Adjective
        underweight.
      • Noun, plural
        burdens, sinkers.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        counterweight, heft, middleweight, underweight, bodyweight.
    • Independent

      • Adjective
        compelling, philippine.
      • Proper noun, singular
        goods, weighing, ARS.
      • Noun, plural
        goods, hills, teeth, Lorries, Scales, Standards, checks, sums, sets, posts, pressures, choices, bunches, amounts, trucks, sizes, volumes, arguments, pounds, estates, packs, TONNES, creditors, crowds, strengths, hangers, droves.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        attention, bearing, coefficient, consideration, credibility, data, gravity, height, leverage, seriousness, stamina, strength, substance, sway, weighing, TONNES, wt..
      • Verb, past tense
        needed, Were.
      • Verb, gerund or present participle
        weighing, Gaining, Having, reinforcing.
      • Verb, past participle
        felt, given, increased, linked, used.
      • Verb, 3rd person singular present
        exists, counts, weighs.
    • Other Related

      • Adjective
        influential, lightweight, weighty.
      • Noun, singular or mass
        brunt, clout, preponderance, pressure, proportion, quantity, salience, stature, tonnage, birthweight.

    Homophones for Weight:

    • waitt, wait, Waite, WAYT.

    Hyponym for Weight:

    • n.

      • artifact
        artefact, artifact.
      • attribute
        physical property.
      • feeling
        oppression, oppressiveness.

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    Synonyms:
    allurement,
    bait,
    carrot,
    catalyst,
    come-on,
    consideration,
    determinant,
    drive,
    encouragement,
    enticement.

    Nearby words

    • weighs heavy upon
    • weighs in
    • weighs on
    • weighs up on
    • weighs upon
    • Weight
    • (with) your heart in your mouth
    • W
    • w c
    • w c s
    • w chromosome

    Resources

    • WEIGHT synonyms at Thesaurus.com
    • WEIGHT synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
    • Powerthesaurus.org
      — WEIGHT synonyms
    • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of WEIGHT
    • YourDictionary
      — another words for WEIGHT

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