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

• 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。
• By contrast, Citi warned that, in spite of signs of improvement, losses in its US credit card and consumer business remained a concern and could weigh on results in 2010.
  花旗警告称，相比之下，尽管有好转迹象，虽但该公司在美国的信用卡与消费者业务亏损仍令人担忧，并可能对2010年的业绩构成压力。
• There have been warnings that a resurgent dollar could weigh on other assets, particularly in emerging markets.
  近来有人警告称，美元复兴可能令其它资产承压，尤其是新兴市场的资产。
• 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。
• Social charges do weigh on the competitiveness of French companies.
  社会费用的确拖累了法国企业的竞争力。
• A cooling Chinese economy will weigh on growth in East Asia this year, but Beijing still has plenty of fiscal resources to help engineer a soft landing and should consider tax cuts and higher welfare spending, according to the world bank.
  世界银行（worldbank）称，正在降温的中国经济今年将拖累整个东亚地区的增长，但北京方面仍有足够财政资源帮助策划一场“软着陆”，并且应当考虑减税和提高福利支出。
• It must weigh on you.
  那对你肯定很大压力了。
• Investors said the mountain of maturing debt would increasingly weigh on the cost of bank bonds.
  投资者表示，即将到期债务堆积如山，将不断加大银行债券的成本。