heavyweight
মুষ্টিযোদ্ধার ত্তজনবিশেষ
definition
noun
The World's allow one entrant per division per country, while the World Games are one men's lightweight, middleweight and heavyweight per continent.
a weight in boxing and other sports, typically the heaviest category. In the amateur boxing scale it ranges from 178 to 200 pounds (81 to 91 kg).
Velocities ranged from over 1,200 feet per second for the lighter weight bullets to just under 1,000 feet per second for the heavyweights .
a person or thing of above-average weight.
adjective
With the weight penalty (a heavyweight publication), either hand carry it on the plane, or send it early for the festive season by sea mail!
of above-average weight.
translation of 'heavyweight'
noun
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The harm is if people start thinking these lightweights are providing 'heavyweight' answers.
As dean of Aberdeen University's arts and divinity faculty, Torrance is seen as an intellectual, a 'heavyweight' theologian and the strongest competition.
Tyson hits like no other 'heavyweight' , so when you get hit the first time, it is like a shock to your system.
Another 'heavyweight' contender for an award has to be the Ukrainian man who, while out walking his dog, threw a live hand grenade at a police cadet when the officer tried to point out that the dog should be leashed and muzzled.
There is wrestling with college kids at Fresno State, where he was an All-American junior 'heavyweight' .
A slimming guru has received an award from a no-longer-so 'heavyweight' TV critic for bringing Weight Watchers classes to Rochdale.
By the time he ran for the Senate in 1984 he was already known nationally as a political 'heavyweight' .
The former European 'heavyweight' boxing champion wears his championship medals round his neck, lest anyone should forget.
It exceeded all the 'heavyweight' fights this year.
It was built from a combination of 'heavyweight' concrete and steel ballast to develop the required weight.
There were three men's divisions: lightweight, 'heavyweight' and open.
This would have been unlikely two months ago but the 'heavyweight' darts legend is a man reborn, thanks to his participation in this project.
In a fight full of trash-talking and taunting, Jones appeared tired early, and said having to lose weight to come down from 'heavyweight' took its toll.
With a serious 'heavyweight' training behind him, his food is already to die for.
This is a 'heavyweight' resource about news and breakthroughs in the world of science.
There is a part of me that finds it hard to believe because Ali took it to the body better than any 'heavyweight' ever.
Susana Alonso, Women's World Amateur 'heavyweight' winner, made beautiful posing music with Armando Villa to take the top prize.
He also happens to be a two-time world 'heavyweight' boxing champ.
I figured I don't have to go out there and be a high-flying junior 'heavyweight' .
And it came out in the afternoon, while the 'heavyweight' establishment News ruled the morning.
The greatest event in sports is world 'heavyweight' boxing.
The German was world 'heavyweight' boxing champion from 1930-32.
Gone are the days of the over-sized, thick, 'heavyweight' shirt that feels rough against your skin.
Then I thought, this guy is a 'heavyweight' cultural icon, better get a grip and make an effort to take it seriously.
He has not boxed competitively since losing his World Boxing Council version of the world 'heavyweight' title to Mike Tyson in 1995.
The fighter once regarded as the most talented 'heavyweight' , Mike Tyson, has become better known for doing violence outside the ring than in it.
He blamed the 'heavyweight' lobbying power of the big banking institutions for the Government's decision to turn its back on post offices.
He claimed to have 'heavyweight' support and the Yorkshire Post found plenty of backing for his campaign, which provides the first rallying point for the many people who think another tier of government will be a waste of time at best.
Built in the 19th Century, the crematorium is helping red-faced funeral directors tackle the problem of 'heavyweight' clients' custom-built coffins.
The trouble is, unfair as it may seem, a sizeable part of judgment is based on precedent - 'heavyweight' disapproval is saved for those who ‘aren't normally like that’.
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