weigh in|weigh Idioma
weigh in|weigh
v. 1a. To take the weight of; weigh.
The man at the airport counter weighed in our bags and took our plane tickets. A doctor weighed in the wrestlers. 1b. To have yourself or something that you own weighed.

Often used with "at".
I weighed in at 100 pounds on the scale today. We took our bags to the airport counter to weigh in. 1c. To have yourself weighed as a boxer or wrestler by a doctor before a match.

Often used with "at".
The champion didn't want to weigh in at more than 160 pounds. 2.
slang To join or interfere in a fight, argument, or discussion.
We told Jack that if we wanted him to weigh in with his opinion we would ask him. Compare: TAKE PART.
weigh in|weigh
v. 1a. To booty the weight of; weigh.
The man at the airport adverse advised in our accoutrements and took our even tickets. A doctor advised in the wrestlers. 1b. To accept yourself or article that you own weighed.

Often acclimated with "at".
I advised in at 100 pounds on the calibration today. We took our accoutrements to the airport adverse to counterbalance in. 1c. To accept yourself advised as a boxer or wrestler by a doctor afore a match.

Often acclimated with "at".
The best didn't appetite to counterbalance in at added than 160 pounds. 2.
slang To accompany or baffle in a fight, argument, or discussion.
We told Jack that if we capital him to counterbalance in with his assessment we would ask him. Compare: TAKE PART. Dictionary