Definition of counterweight in English:

counterweight

nounˈkaʊntəweɪtˈkaʊn(t)ərˌweɪt

the scales have a series of counterweights that slide along a calibrated beam
another term for counterbalance
figurative conservatives saw the family as a counterweight to the power of the state
Example sentencesExamples
- Without a general manager in charge of personnel, the head coach doesn't have a counterweight to balance his urge to win now.
- A production V - 8 crankshaft typically has six counterweights positioned at the front and rear of the crank.
- Applying this principle to crankshafts, if the counterweights aren't in the right place, the balancing job is much more difficult and ultimately requires more weight to achieve a balanced state.
- Despite many people's hopes that it could be a counterweight to US power, the UN cannot act as an independent force.
- The fourth proposition, that the Canadian system lacks the formal counterweights necessary to check prime ministerial power, is more difficult to tackle.
- His engine did include a piston but he used a counterweight to extract it.
- The 6200 had even deeper fins with twin dynamic counterweights that went to 2500 rpm and 1200-horsepower.
- Tractors equipped with front-end counterweights also have improved traction and stability.
- A three-cylinder, kerosene-fueled engine in the lift house that crowned the center span of the bridge slowed the descent of the counterweights to control the lift span's speed.
- As if that were not enough, a second trebuchet was built to a French design using a huge swinging ballast-filled basket as a counterweight.
- Larger drivers left more room on the surface of the wheel for counterweights to balance the forces; also, increased diameter meant fewer revolutions per mile.
- Sufficient air space should always be provided around cars and elevator counterweights to minimize buffeting and airborne noise during operation.
- The new engine has a forged steal crankshaft with revised counterweights to handle the greater weight of the higher compression pistons.
- As the dump pan fills, a point is reached where it over balances the counterweight and dumps into the mixing chamber.
- The lamp also works on a counter balance system, not a spring system, and the balance is made possible by counterweights combined with two arms.
- It's almost twice as heavy as lead, so it's great for armour plating, radiation shielding, ballast in missiles and aircraft counterweights.
- The Corinthians, not the Spartans, felt most threatened by Athenian alliances and expansion during the late 460s and 450s, for they removed all northern counterweights to Athenian power.
- So, in a sense, Michael Apted's new film is something of a counterweight to balance an unfavourable scale.
- By using counterweights and wheels for lifting he made it possible for a single ox to raise a load so heavy that previously it would hardly have been possible for six pairs of oxen to move it.
- Some Europeans, particularly the French, dream of a united Europe being a counterweight to U.S. power.

Definition of counterweight in US English:

counterweight

nounˈkaʊn(t)ərˌweɪtˈkoun(t)ərˌwāt

the scales have a series of counterweights that slide along a calibrated beam
another term for counterbalance
figurative conservatives saw the family as a counterweight to the power of the state
Example sentencesExamples
- A three-cylinder, kerosene-fueled engine in the lift house that crowned the center span of the bridge slowed the descent of the counterweights to control the lift span's speed.
- By using counterweights and wheels for lifting he made it possible for a single ox to raise a load so heavy that previously it would hardly have been possible for six pairs of oxen to move it.
- So, in a sense, Michael Apted's new film is something of a counterweight to balance an unfavourable scale.
- Tractors equipped with front-end counterweights also have improved traction and stability.
- Applying this principle to crankshafts, if the counterweights aren't in the right place, the balancing job is much more difficult and ultimately requires more weight to achieve a balanced state.
- The new engine has a forged steal crankshaft with revised counterweights to handle the greater weight of the higher compression pistons.
- The lamp also works on a counter balance system, not a spring system, and the balance is made possible by counterweights combined with two arms.
- The Corinthians, not the Spartans, felt most threatened by Athenian alliances and expansion during the late 460s and 450s, for they removed all northern counterweights to Athenian power.
- A production V - 8 crankshaft typically has six counterweights positioned at the front and rear of the crank.
- As if that were not enough, a second trebuchet was built to a French design using a huge swinging ballast-filled basket as a counterweight.
- Larger drivers left more room on the surface of the wheel for counterweights to balance the forces; also, increased diameter meant fewer revolutions per mile.
- The fourth proposition, that the Canadian system lacks the formal counterweights necessary to check prime ministerial power, is more difficult to tackle.
- Despite many people's hopes that it could be a counterweight to US power, the UN cannot act as an independent force.
- As the dump pan fills, a point is reached where it over balances the counterweight and dumps into the mixing chamber.
- It's almost twice as heavy as lead, so it's great for armour plating, radiation shielding, ballast in missiles and aircraft counterweights.
- The 6200 had even deeper fins with twin dynamic counterweights that went to 2500 rpm and 1200-horsepower.
- His engine did include a piston but he used a counterweight to extract it.
- Without a general manager in charge of personnel, the head coach doesn't have a counterweight to balance his urge to win now.
- Sufficient air space should always be provided around cars and elevator counterweights to minimize buffeting and airborne noise during operation.
- Some Europeans, particularly the French, dream of a united Europe being a counterweight to U.S. power.

单词	counterweight
释义	Definition of counterweight in English: counterweight nounˈkaʊntəweɪtˈkaʊn(t)ərˌweɪt the scales have a series of counterweights that slide along a calibrated beam another term for counterbalance figurative conservatives saw the family as a counterweight to the power of the state Example sentencesExamples Without a general manager in charge of personnel, the head coach doesn't have a counterweight to balance his urge to win now. A production V - 8 crankshaft typically has six counterweights positioned at the front and rear of the crank. Applying this principle to crankshafts, if the counterweights aren't in the right place, the balancing job is much more difficult and ultimately requires more weight to achieve a balanced state. Despite many people's hopes that it could be a counterweight to US power, the UN cannot act as an independent force. The fourth proposition, that the Canadian system lacks the formal counterweights necessary to check prime ministerial power, is more difficult to tackle. His engine did include a piston but he used a counterweight to extract it. The 6200 had even deeper fins with twin dynamic counterweights that went to 2500 rpm and 1200-horsepower. Tractors equipped with front-end counterweights also have improved traction and stability. A three-cylinder, kerosene-fueled engine in the lift house that crowned the center span of the bridge slowed the descent of the counterweights to control the lift span's speed. As if that were not enough, a second trebuchet was built to a French design using a huge swinging ballast-filled basket as a counterweight. Larger drivers left more room on the surface of the wheel for counterweights to balance the forces; also, increased diameter meant fewer revolutions per mile. Sufficient air space should always be provided around cars and elevator counterweights to minimize buffeting and airborne noise during operation. The new engine has a forged steal crankshaft with revised counterweights to handle the greater weight of the higher compression pistons. As the dump pan fills, a point is reached where it over balances the counterweight and dumps into the mixing chamber. The lamp also works on a counter balance system, not a spring system, and the balance is made possible by counterweights combined with two arms. It's almost twice as heavy as lead, so it's great for armour plating, radiation shielding, ballast in missiles and aircraft counterweights. The Corinthians, not the Spartans, felt most threatened by Athenian alliances and expansion during the late 460s and 450s, for they removed all northern counterweights to Athenian power. So, in a sense, Michael Apted's new film is something of a counterweight to balance an unfavourable scale. By using counterweights and wheels for lifting he made it possible for a single ox to raise a load so heavy that previously it would hardly have been possible for six pairs of oxen to move it. Some Europeans, particularly the French, dream of a united Europe being a counterweight to U.S. power. Definition of counterweight in US English: counterweight nounˈkaʊn(t)ərˌweɪtˈkoun(t)ərˌwāt the scales have a series of counterweights that slide along a calibrated beam another term for counterbalance figurative conservatives saw the family as a counterweight to the power of the state Example sentencesExamples A three-cylinder, kerosene-fueled engine in the lift house that crowned the center span of the bridge slowed the descent of the counterweights to control the lift span's speed. By using counterweights and wheels for lifting he made it possible for a single ox to raise a load so heavy that previously it would hardly have been possible for six pairs of oxen to move it. So, in a sense, Michael Apted's new film is something of a counterweight to balance an unfavourable scale. Tractors equipped with front-end counterweights also have improved traction and stability. Applying this principle to crankshafts, if the counterweights aren't in the right place, the balancing job is much more difficult and ultimately requires more weight to achieve a balanced state. The new engine has a forged steal crankshaft with revised counterweights to handle the greater weight of the higher compression pistons. The lamp also works on a counter balance system, not a spring system, and the balance is made possible by counterweights combined with two arms. The Corinthians, not the Spartans, felt most threatened by Athenian alliances and expansion during the late 460s and 450s, for they removed all northern counterweights to Athenian power. A production V - 8 crankshaft typically has six counterweights positioned at the front and rear of the crank. As if that were not enough, a second trebuchet was built to a French design using a huge swinging ballast-filled basket as a counterweight. Larger drivers left more room on the surface of the wheel for counterweights to balance the forces; also, increased diameter meant fewer revolutions per mile. The fourth proposition, that the Canadian system lacks the formal counterweights necessary to check prime ministerial power, is more difficult to tackle. Despite many people's hopes that it could be a counterweight to US power, the UN cannot act as an independent force. As the dump pan fills, a point is reached where it over balances the counterweight and dumps into the mixing chamber. It's almost twice as heavy as lead, so it's great for armour plating, radiation shielding, ballast in missiles and aircraft counterweights. The 6200 had even deeper fins with twin dynamic counterweights that went to 2500 rpm and 1200-horsepower. His engine did include a piston but he used a counterweight to extract it. Without a general manager in charge of personnel, the head coach doesn't have a counterweight to balance his urge to win now. Sufficient air space should always be provided around cars and elevator counterweights to minimize buffeting and airborne noise during operation. Some Europeans, particularly the French, dream of a united Europe being a counterweight to U.S. power.
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