weigh on

英 [weɪ ɒn]

美 [weɪ ɑːn]

（使）某人焦虑

英英释义

verb

• be oppressive or disheartening to
  Synonym:weigh down

双语例句

• However, the OECD warned that there are considerable headwinds that will weigh on recovery.
  不过，经合组织警告称，复苏将遭遇相当大的阻力。
• Concerns about the outlook for Japan weigh on its valuation, leaving it priced well below its competitors.
  对日本前景的担忧压低了它的估值，使得它的定价比竞争对手低了许多。
• Less investment in innovation may weigh on future growth.
  创新方面投资减少，有可能影响未来的增长。
• Does it weigh on you now?
  现在还使你难受？
• Additionally, a weaker appetite for raw materials from China, the world's biggest importer of Brazilian commodities from soybeans to iron ore, is expected to weigh on Brazil's trade balance.
  另外，作为巴西的铁矿石和大豆等大宗商品的最大进口国，中国对原材料需求的走软预计将影响巴西的贸易平衡。
• Don't let it weigh on your mind.
  你不要因此背包袱。
• At the same time heavier taxes and more regulation are beginning to weigh on firms.
  同时，高赋税和繁多的规则开始渐渐对企业产生压力。
• The US has a large output gap that will weigh on inflation.
  美国拥有巨大的产出缺口，将会对通胀构成压力。
• Our lack of money began to weigh on me.
  资金短缺使我心情沉重。
• Economic uncertainty would continue to weigh on output in both advanced and emerging markets, though the IMF remained comparatively upbeat on the outlook for China.
  经济不确定性将继续令发达和新兴市场国家的产出承压，不过，imf对中国的前景相对乐观。