n.(难以搬动的)重物，重负，累赘

The overloaded truck had to drop some of its deadweight to continue the journey.
这辆超载的卡车不得不卸下一些货物，以便继续前行。
The athlete's deadweight training helped him build a strong foundation for his powerlifting career.
这位运动员的负重训练帮助他为他的举重生涯打下了坚实的基础。
In economics, deadweight loss refers to an inefficient allocation of resources due to market imperfections.
在经济学中，无谓损失指的是市场不完善导致的资源分配效率低下。
The government imposed a tax on sugary drinks to reduce the health-related deadweight costs.
政府对含糖饮料征税以减少与健康相关的无谓成本。
The removal of unnecessary regulations can lighten the regulatory deadweight on businesses.
删除不必要的规章制度可以减轻对企业监管的负担。
The athlete's deadlift was a key factor in winning the weightlifting competition.
这名运动员的挺举是他赢得举重比赛的关键因素。
The company decided to shed some deadweight employees to streamline operations.
公司决定裁员以优化运营流程。
The government's fiscal policy aimed to minimize the deadweight effects of taxation.
政府的财政政策旨在尽量减少税收的无谓影响。
The economist argued that reducing trade barriers would alleviate the deadweight effects of protectionism.
经济学家主张降低贸易壁垒能减轻保护主义带来的无谓后果。
The new tax reform is expected to reduce the overall economic deadweight caused by complexity.
新的税制改革有望减少因复杂性造成的整体经济无谓损失。