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weighted

/ˈweɪt.ɪd/ /ˈweɪ.tɪd/

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verb

Pesar, lastrar

To add weight to something; to make something heavier.

Examples :

"She weighted the papers down with a stapler so they wouldn't blow away. "

Ella pesó los papeles con una grapadora para que no se volaran.

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verb

Cargar, agobiar

To load, burden or oppress someone.

Examples :

"The heavy workload at work weighted down Maria with stress. "

La pesada carga de trabajo en el trabajo agobió a María con estrés.

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verb

Ponderar

To assign weights to individual statistics.

Examples :

"The teacher weighted the final exam more than the homework assignments when calculating the final grade. "

El profesor ponderó el examen final más que las tareas al calcular la calificación final.

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verb

Sesgar, influir

To bias something; to slant.

Examples :

"The teacher weighted the final exam heavily, so it had a big impact on the students' grades. "

El profesor sesgó fuertemente el examen final, por lo que tuvo un gran impacto en las calificaciones de los estudiantes.

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verb

Lastrar un caballo con un peso específico

To handicap a horse with a specified weight.

Examples :

"The jockey weighted the racehorse with extra boots to balance its weight against the other competitors. "

El jinete lastró al caballo de carreras con botas adicionales para equilibrar su peso contra los otros competidores.

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verb

Dar peso a, ponderar

To give a certain amount of force to a throw, kick, hit, etc.

Examples :

"He weighted his throw, putting all his effort into launching the ball across the field. "

Le dio peso a su lanzamiento, poniendo todo su esfuerzo en lanzar la pelota a través del campo.

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adjective

Lastrado, ponderado

Having weights on it.

Examples :

"The weighted blanket helped calm her anxiety. "

La manta lastrada ayudó a calmar su ansiedad.

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adjective

Sesgado, parcial

Biased, so as to favour one party.

Examples :

"The teacher's grading system seemed weighted towards participation, meaning students who spoke up more often received higher grades even if their written work wasn't as strong. "

El sistema de calificación del profesor parecía sesgado hacia la participación, lo que significaba que los estudiantes que hablaban con más frecuencia recibían calificaciones más altas, incluso si su trabajo escrito no era tan bueno.

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adjective

Ponderado

(of a graph) having values assigned to its edges

Examples :

"Example Sentence: "The map application uses a weighted graph to calculate the fastest route, where each road's weight represents its length and traffic conditions." "

La aplicación de mapas utiliza un grafo ponderado para calcular la ruta más rápida, donde el peso de cada carretera representa su longitud y las condiciones del tráfico.

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adjective

Ponderado

With the components of an average multiplied by particular factors so as to take account of their relative importance.

Examples :

"The final grade in the class was weighted, with the final exam counting for 50% and homework counting for 20%. "

La calificación final en la clase fue ponderada, con el examen final contando para el 50% y la tarea para el 20%.

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adjective

Importante, ponderado

Containing a large proportion (of something).

Examples :

"The student's final grade was weighted heavily toward the final exam, so it was crucial to study hard. "

La calificación final del estudiante se ponderó fuertemente hacia el examen final, por lo que era crucial estudiar mucho.

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