英语词组weigh upon是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

weigh upon

weighs, weighing, weighed

weigh on/upon sb/sth

if a problem or responsibility weighs on you, it makes you worried or unhappy

His failure to help his brother weighed on his mind.I know I treated him badly and it weighs on my conscience.He's having a few problems at work and I think they're weighing heavily on him.

weigh on

1. For an additional weight to burden or bend something or cause it to droop. The fallen tree must have weighed on the other to the point that both fell. I'm just worried about all the snow weighing on the roof.

2. By extension, to be a burden or impediment to. A noun or pronoun can be used between "weigh" and "on." It feels good to finally get that off my chest. The guilt has weighed on me for years. All the extra orders have been weighing on us a bit, but hopefully we'll be able to get back to normal operations after the holidays.

weigh (up)on someone

Fig. to burden or worry someone. (Upon is formal and less commonly used than on.) The problems at the office were beginning to weigh upon Mr. Franklin. My problems began to weigh on me.

weigh on

Also, weigh upon. Depress, as in His criticism weighed on her, or The long silence began to weigh upon us. This idiom was first recorded in 1775.

weigh on

or weigh upon

1. To cause to sink or bend heavily by or as if by added weight: The bad news weighed on the prices of oil stocks. A coating of ice weighed upon the slender branches.

2. To preoccupy someone with a feeling of guilt or blame: The consequences of their mistake weighed on them. Heavy guilt weighed upon the thief.

词组	weigh upon
释义	Phr V weigh upon weighs, weighing, weighed weigh on/upon sb/sth if a problem or responsibility weighs on you, it makes you worried or unhappy His failure to help his brother weighed on his mind.I know I treated him badly and it weighs on my conscience.He's having a few problems at work and I think they're weighing heavily on him. phraseweigh upon ! Weigh upon is more formal than weigh on, and is mostly used in writing.weigh on/upon sb if troubles, problems, or duties weigh on you, they make you feel worried and not relaxed: The question of her children's future constantly weighed on her.weigh on sb's mind Lisa's very quiet - I'm sure there's something weighing on her mind.weigh heavily on His responsibilities weigh heavily on him. ► see weigh on (redirected from weigh upon) weigh on 1. For an additional weight to burden or bend something or cause it to droop. The fallen tree must have weighed on the other to the point that both fell. I'm just worried about all the snow weighing on the roof. 2. By extension, to be a burden or impediment to. A noun or pronoun can be used between "weigh" and "on." It feels good to finally get that off my chest. The guilt has weighed on me for years. All the extra orders have been weighing on us a bit, but hopefully we'll be able to get back to normal operations after the holidays. weigh (up)on someone Fig. to burden or worry someone. (Upon is formal and less commonly used than on.) The problems at the office were beginning to weigh upon Mr. Franklin. My problems began to weigh on me. weigh on Also, weigh upon. Depress, as in His criticism weighed on her, or The long silence began to weigh upon us. This idiom was first recorded in 1775. weigh on or weigh upon v. 1. To cause to sink or bend heavily by or as if by added weight: The bad news weighed on the prices of oil stocks. A coating of ice weighed upon the slender branches. 2. To preoccupy someone with a feeling of guilt or blame: The consequences of their mistake weighed on them. Heavy guilt weighed upon the thief.
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