weighting background

weighting

/ˈweɪtɪŋ/

Illustration weighting - Image 1

Illustration weighting - Image 2

Illustration weighting - Image 3

verb

加重，使…加重。

To add weight to something; to make something heavier.

Examples :

"The baker is weighting the flour on the scale to ensure he uses the correct amount in the recipe. "

面包师正在用砝码加重天平上的面粉，以确保他在食谱中使用正确的量。

physics technical

Illustration weighting - Image 1

Illustration weighting - Image 2

verb

加重，使负担，压迫。

To load, burden or oppress someone.

Examples :

"The constant criticism from her boss was weighting her down, making her dread going to work. "

老板没完没了的批评让她感到压力巨大，压得她喘不过气，让她害怕上班。

suffering mind emotion

Illustration weighting - Image 1

verb

加权，赋予权重。

To assign weights to individual statistics.

Examples :

"The teacher is weighting the students' test scores, giving more importance to the final exam. "

老师正在给学生的考试成绩加权，赋予期末考试更高的权重。

statistics math business

Illustration weighting - Image 1

verb

侧重, 偏重

To bias something; to slant.

Examples :

"The teacher was accused of weighting the grading criteria towards participation, making it harder for shy students to get good grades. "

老师被指责在评分标准上侧重于课堂参与度，这使得不善于表达的学生更难取得好成绩。

attitude business politics media statistics

Illustration weighting - Image 1

verb

让...负重，加重量于...

To handicap a horse with a specified weight.

Examples :

"The jockey will be weighting his horse with an extra five pounds in the race. "

骑师将在比赛中让他的马额外负重五磅。

Illustration weighting - Image 1

verb

加重，增加力度。

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

Examples :

"She practiced weighting her throws so the beanbag landed exactly on the target. "

她练习加重投掷的力度，这样豆袋就能准确地落在目标上。

Illustration weighting - Image 1

noun

权重，加权。

The weight or significance given to something, sometimes by means of a statistical multiplier.

Examples :

"Higher weightings were assigned to data from double-blind studies."

双盲研究的数据被赋予了更高的权重。

statistics value amount business economy finance math