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lightweight

/ˈlaɪt.weɪt/

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adjective

/ˈlaɪt.weɪt/B1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что весит мало, или человека, который не является серьёзным или влиятельным.

Describes something that weighs little, or a person who is not serious or influential.

  1. Light in weightA2formal

    Weighing relatively little compared to similar items, making it easy to carry or handle.

    ruЛегкий

    • This suitcase is lightweight and perfect for travel.
    • The new laptop is lightweight yet powerful.
    • She prefers lightweight fabrics for summer clothing.

    Synonymsairyetherealfeatherweightfeatherylight

    Antonymsheavyleadenmassiveponderousweighty

  2. Lacking importance or influenceB2informal

    Having little significance, impact, or authority.

    ruНезначительный

    • He was dismissed as a lightweight in the political debate.
    • The report was criticized as lightweight and superficial.
    • Don't consider her a lightweight; her analysis is surprisingly deep.

    Synonymsinconsequentialinsignificantminornegligiblesmall frysmall-timetrivialunimportant

    Antonymsauthoritativeconsequentialimportantinfluentialsignificantweighty

Forms
  • lighter weight comparative form
  • lightest weight superlative form
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noun

/ˈlaɪt.weɪt/B2formalsport
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее весовую категорию в боксе, борьбе или других контактных видах спорта для участников определённого весового диапазона, или в переносном смысле — человека, которого считают незначительным или самонадеянным.

A noun referring to a weight class in boxing, wrestling, or other combat sports for competitors of a specific weight range, or figuratively to a person who is considered insignificant or presumptuous.

  1. B2formalsport

    A professional boxer weighing between 131 and 135 pounds.

    ruЛегковес

    • The lightweight champion defended his title last night.
    • He moved up from the featherweight division to lightweight.
    • Many boxers struggle to maintain the lightweight limit.
  2. B2formalsport

    An amateur boxer weighing no more than 132 pounds.

    ruЛегковес

    • The young lightweight won a gold medal at the Olympics.
    • Amateur lightweights must weigh in before each match.
    • She competes as a lightweight in national tournaments.
  3. B2formalsport

    A wrestler weighing between 139 and 154 pounds.

    ruБорец легкого веса

    • The lightweight wrestler pinned his opponent in the final round.
    • He dropped down to the lightweight class for the competition.
    • Lightweight wrestlers are known for their speed and agility.
  4. Unimportant personC1informal

    Someone who is insignificant but behaves in a cheeky or presumptuous manner.

    ruНезначительный человек

    • Don't listen to him, he's just a lightweight trying to sound important.
    • She acted like a lightweight, bossing everyone around despite her low rank.
    • The manager dismissed him as a lightweight with no real authority.

    Synonymsjackanapessmall fryupstartwhippersnapper

    Antonymsbigwigluminarysomebody

Forms
  • lightweights plural form
  • lightweights' possessive plural form
  • lightweight's possessive singular form
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