重
weight; important; value; degree deep
Meanings
7 senses · 31 examplesnoun
weight; mass; heaviness
Used to ask or state how heavy something is.
How many jin does this fish weigh?
His weightlifting total broke the world record.
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The weight of this package exceeds the express delivery limit.
The doctor advised him to control his weight to stay healthy.
The maximum load weight of this truck is ten tons.
adjective
heavy; weighty; large in mass
Can describe physical objects, work, movements, or speech with strong impact.
For equal volumes, iron is heavier than wood.
This workload is very heavy and requires many people to complete it.
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He walked with heavy steps and woke up the sleeping child.
Your words were too harsh just now and hurt his self-esteem.
This backpack is too heavy for me to carry.
adjective
deep; severe; intense
Used to describe emotional depth, severity of illness, or degree of impact.
They share a deep and profound friendship.
His illness is very severe and requires immediate hospitalization.
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This accident caused three serious injuries and five minor injuries.
He suffered a heavy blow and didn't recover for a long time.
His mother's serious illness made him feel very anxious.
adjective
important; significant; key
Used to describe things that are critical or have high value.
Beijing is an important political center of China.
This conference carries important strategic significance.
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He was appointed as the person in charge of this important project.
We should cherish every important moment.
This document involves important company secrets.
verb
to value; to attach importance to; to esteem
Used to express respect or high regard for someone or something.
We should attach great importance to environmental protection work.
The teacher highly values this student's creative ability.
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We should respect different cultures and customs.
He was highly regarded by everyone and promoted to department manager.
The traditional concept of valuing boys over girls is wrong.
adjective
cautious; prudent; not rash
formalUsed to describe a person's steady, careful attitude.
He is a self-respecting and prudent person who never makes promises lightly.
Facing major decisions, we must act with caution.
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This writer's steady and prudent writing style is deeply loved by readers.
He always maintained a cautious attitude during the negotiations.
Facing emergencies, we should stay calm and prudent and not panic.
noun
Zhong (surname)
A common Chinese family name.
Professor Zhong is a well-known scholar at our university.