heavyweight的意思|heavyweight的解释-里氏词典

heavyweight ['hɛvi`wet]

n. 重量级拳击运动员, (非正式)有影响的要人

a. 最重量级的

heavyweight

[ noun ]

an amateur boxer who weighs no more than 201 pounds

<noun.person>

a wrestler who weighs more than 214 pounds

<noun.person>

a professional boxer who weighs more than 190 pounds

<noun.person>

a very large person; impressive in size or qualities

<noun.person>

a person of exceptional importance and reputation

<noun.person>

heavyweight \heavyweight\ n.
1. a wrestler who weighs more than 214 pounds.
[WordNet 1.5]

2. a boxer who weighs more than 195 pounds.
[WordNet 1.5]

3. a very large person.

Syn: giant, hulk.
[WordNet 1.5]

4. a person of exceptional importance and reputation.

Syn: colossus, behemoth, giant, titan.
[WordNet 1.5]

heavyweight \heavyweight\ adj.
heaviest in a category; as, a heavyweight boxer.
[WordNet 1.5]

There even is a picture of heavyweight boxer Oscar Bonavena, who was gunned down at the gates of the Mustang in 1976 by Conforte bodyguard Willard Ross Brymer.
The office grew into a heavyweight in the 1970s, as then-booming oil prices poured billions into its coffers.
The only faster knockouts in heavyweight title history were Jim Jeffries' 55-second victory over Jack Finnegin in 1900, Michael Dokes' 1:03 win over Mike Weaver in 1982 and Tommy Burns' 1:28 defeat of Jem Roche in 1908.
Former heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali denied Wednesday that any surrogate imitating his voice had taken his place in numerous telephone conversations with senators, congressional aides and journalists this year.
"It's great way to let off steam," said a sailor after defeating one of his buddies in the day's featured three-round heavyweight match.
The Enquirer team of 10 also offered these prophecies for the next nine years: For space reasons, the ones already proven wrong - i.e, Mike Tyson heavyweight champ until 1998, Liz Taylor marrying the late Malcolm Forbes - will be deleted.
He will however act cautiously in curbing national monopoly powers in fields such as energy and postal services - excluded from the 1993 single market. The real heavyweight jobs are in foreign affairs.
A former publicist for boxer Mike Tyson's ex-wife is suing the former heavyweight champion for sexually assaulting and threatening to kill her, her attorney said Saturday.
FEWER heavyweight UK companies reported results yesterday and the London stock market proved unwilling to respond to Wall Street's overnight advance to new peaks.
Tyson will defend his heavyweight crown in Las Vegas on Feb. 25 against Frank Bruno of Great Britain.
An Indianapolis court rejected former heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson's plea for his six-year sentence for rape to be cut to the 26 months he has served.
Richard Darman, when he departed as deputy Treasury secretary earlier this year, was replaced by M. Peter McPherson, who isn't considered a heavyweight by comparison.
THE SALE of three Lonsdale Belts won by former heavyweight boxing champion Henry Cooper, was completed yesterday. The boxer was forced to sell the belts to meet losses at Lloyd's of London, where he was a Name.
A one-time Golden Gloves boxer, he took time out this fall at the invitation of boxer Evander Holyfield to see him win the world's heavyweight boxing championship in Las Vegas.
Pharmaceuticals heavyweight Glaxo Holdings led the fall in dollar influenced stocks yesterday.
But even H.F. Ahmanson, another industry heavyweight that had used loan volume in recent quarters to counter rate pressure, suffered a 19% earnings decline, as loan originations dropped 27% and gains on loan sales dropped 92%.
"Nobody was interested in Douglas," says Don Duva, the promoter who represents top heavyweight contender Evander Holyfield.
Denise Anderson, the 24-year-old sister of former world heavyweight boxing champion Mike Tyson, died Wednesday of a heart attack.
He is still boxing's best thing going, and he emerged from Saturday's bout with Smith's World Boxing Association heavyweight championship belt as well as the one from the World Boxing Council he already held.
Former heavyweight boxer Mitch "Blood" Green was listed in fair condition at a hospital this morning after he was stabbed in the thigh.
Like any heavyweight who'd fought professionally in a lower weight class, the champ's "true" size (whatever that is) had been questioned.
The leading candidate to run the European Monetary Institute, forerunner of the future European central bank, is technically qualified, politically astute, and deemed a heavyweight among fellow European central bankers.
But in total compensation, Mr. Iacocca is the heavyweight of the group.
Mr George Soros, the heavyweight New York investment fund manager, appeared to demonstrate his faith in the yellow metal last month by buying a stake in Newmont Mining from Sir James Goldsmith.
In 1964, Cassius Clay (later Muhammad Ali) became world heavyweight boxing champion by defeating Sonny Liston in Miami Beach.
If you look at most of the guys out there, after the fight's over they're huggin', which is the good thing about the sport.' You might think a heavyweight boxer like Lewis was the safest person in the world.
The Philippine Broadcaster's Association levied the fine against station ABS-CBN after a public outcry over the large number of commercials during the June 1988 bout between heavyweight boxers Mike Tyson and Michael Spinks.
Actress Robin Givens said today she would give heavyweight boxing champion Michael Tyson a divorce without taking any money from him for herself.
Fifteen freed Americans flew out of Iraq to Amman, Jordan, with former world heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, who secured their release in talks with Saddam.
A court has upheld a ruling that helped former heavyweight boxing champ Muhammad Ali keep his house off the auction block.

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