weigh

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UK /weɪ/

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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To balance things against each other

He will weigh his idea against hers

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To consider something carefully to form an opinion

He will weigh the facts before making a decision

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To determine the weight of, using scales

Please weigh these tomatoes and tell me how much they cost

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Well, Richard, let me have you weigh in here, because everyone is wondering about the FBI investigation.
Well, Richard, let me have you weigh in here, because everyone is wondering about the FBI investigation.
let me have you weigh in here,
let me have you weigh in here,

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But that seems a misplaced worry. We need pretty things close to us not because we're in danger of forgetting the bad stuff, but because terrible problems weigh so heavily on us, that we're in danger of slipping into despair and depression.
But that seems a misplaced worry. We need pretty things close to us not because we're in danger of forgetting the bad stuff, but because terrible problems weigh so heavily on us, that we're in danger of slipping into despair and depression.

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So, models with a BMI of 18 or less weigh too little when compared to how tall they are.
So, models with a BMI of 18 or less weigh too little when compared to how tall they are.

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carton, they will then be used to scan that UCC128 when they put it on the weigh scale
carton, they will then be used to scan that UCC128 when they put it on the weigh scale
processes. When we weigh the carton, this prints out
processes. When we weigh the carton, this prints out

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-Hailey, which one of these balls weigh the most --
-Hailey, which one of these balls weigh the most --