Definition of flyweight in English:

flyweight

nounˈflʌɪweɪtˈflaɪˌweɪt

mass noun

1A weight in boxing and other sports intermediate between light flyweight and bantamweight. In the amateur boxing scale it ranges from 48 to 51 kg.
Example sentencesExamples
- He dropped to flyweight in 1974 and four years later returned to bantamweight to win another gold medal.
- He has been campaigning in the junior flyweight, flyweight and junior bantamweight divisions, destroying every opponent with frightening aplomb.
- Both fighters are in a redemption mission after being dethroned of their SA flyweight and junior flyweight titles respectively.
- A whip-round at the Warragul Hotel sent him to Hobart, where he won the Australian amateur flyweight title in 1963.
- So the Europeans tend to dominate the categories other than flyweight, featherweight and bantamweight.
1. 1.1count noun A flyweight boxer or other competitor.
  Example sentencesExamples
  But I've always maintained Dale is a flyweight, and Dale has been in touch this week and agreed.
  It's a short career, especially with flyweights, and you can't afford to go messing about the town.
  ‘Too hot for fighting flyweights,’ says Tigre, still breathing from the gym.
  A male opponent small enough for Diana to handle would have to be a scrappy waif of a flyweight.
  What's different about Brian and the rest of flyweights in the world is that he can punch.

Definition of flyweight in US English:

flyweight

nounˈflīˌwātˈflaɪˌweɪt

1A weight in boxing and other sports intermediate between light flyweight and bantamweight. In boxing it ranges from 108 to 112 pounds (48 to 51 kg).
Example sentencesExamples
- He dropped to flyweight in 1974 and four years later returned to bantamweight to win another gold medal.
- He has been campaigning in the junior flyweight, flyweight and junior bantamweight divisions, destroying every opponent with frightening aplomb.
- A whip-round at the Warragul Hotel sent him to Hobart, where he won the Australian amateur flyweight title in 1963.
- So the Europeans tend to dominate the categories other than flyweight, featherweight and bantamweight.
- Both fighters are in a redemption mission after being dethroned of their SA flyweight and junior flyweight titles respectively.
1. 1.1 A flyweight boxer or other competitor.
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘Too hot for fighting flyweights,’ says Tigre, still breathing from the gym.
  What's different about Brian and the rest of flyweights in the world is that he can punch.
  A male opponent small enough for Diana to handle would have to be a scrappy waif of a flyweight.
  It's a short career, especially with flyweights, and you can't afford to go messing about the town.
  But I've always maintained Dale is a flyweight, and Dale has been in touch this week and agreed.

单词	flyweight
释义	Definition of flyweight in English: flyweight nounˈflʌɪweɪtˈflaɪˌweɪt mass noun 1A weight in boxing and other sports intermediate between light flyweight and bantamweight. In the amateur boxing scale it ranges from 48 to 51 kg. Example sentencesExamples He dropped to flyweight in 1974 and four years later returned to bantamweight to win another gold medal. He has been campaigning in the junior flyweight, flyweight and junior bantamweight divisions, destroying every opponent with frightening aplomb. Both fighters are in a redemption mission after being dethroned of their SA flyweight and junior flyweight titles respectively. A whip-round at the Warragul Hotel sent him to Hobart, where he won the Australian amateur flyweight title in 1963. So the Europeans tend to dominate the categories other than flyweight, featherweight and bantamweight. 1.1count noun A flyweight boxer or other competitor. Example sentencesExamples But I've always maintained Dale is a flyweight, and Dale has been in touch this week and agreed. It's a short career, especially with flyweights, and you can't afford to go messing about the town. ‘Too hot for fighting flyweights,’ says Tigre, still breathing from the gym. A male opponent small enough for Diana to handle would have to be a scrappy waif of a flyweight. What's different about Brian and the rest of flyweights in the world is that he can punch. Definition of flyweight in US English: flyweight nounˈflīˌwātˈflaɪˌweɪt 1A weight in boxing and other sports intermediate between light flyweight and bantamweight. In boxing it ranges from 108 to 112 pounds (48 to 51 kg). Example sentencesExamples He dropped to flyweight in 1974 and four years later returned to bantamweight to win another gold medal. He has been campaigning in the junior flyweight, flyweight and junior bantamweight divisions, destroying every opponent with frightening aplomb. A whip-round at the Warragul Hotel sent him to Hobart, where he won the Australian amateur flyweight title in 1963. So the Europeans tend to dominate the categories other than flyweight, featherweight and bantamweight. Both fighters are in a redemption mission after being dethroned of their SA flyweight and junior flyweight titles respectively. 1.1 A flyweight boxer or other competitor. Example sentencesExamples ‘Too hot for fighting flyweights,’ says Tigre, still breathing from the gym. What's different about Brian and the rest of flyweights in the world is that he can punch. A male opponent small enough for Diana to handle would have to be a scrappy waif of a flyweight. It's a short career, especially with flyweights, and you can't afford to go messing about the town. But I've always maintained Dale is a flyweight, and Dale has been in touch this week and agreed.
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