Weigh ( verb , verb )

(As a verb)

Weigh ( verb )

1. Determine the weight of (something).
2. Consider the pros and cons of (something).
3. Have a specified weight.

Origin:

Middle english weyen, from old english weġan; akin to old high german wegen to weigh, latin pes, ped-, foot.

Examples:

1. I need to weigh the chicken before cooking it.
2. The doctor asked her to weigh herself.
3. I have to weigh the options before making a decision.
4. The box weighed 50 pounds.
5. She weighed the baby and found that she had gained weight.

(As a verb)

Weigh ( verb )

1. Determine the weight of (something).
2. Consider the pros and cons of (something).
3. Have a specified weight.

Origin:

Middle english weyen, from old english weġan; akin to old high german wegen to weigh, latin pes, ped-, foot.

Examples:

1. I need to weigh the chicken before cooking it.
2. The doctor asked her to weigh herself.
3. I have to weigh the options before making a decision.
4. The box weighed 50 pounds.
5. She weighed the baby and found that she had gained weight.