Thursday, October 21, 2010
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Measurement
Systems of Measurement
To adjective heavy and light are determined by an instrument that measure the weight. When an object is heavy, the amount is larger than when the object is light.
To adjective heavy and light are determined by an instrument that measure the weight. When an object is heavy, the amount is larger than when the object is light.
Heavy > Light
Comics using the Heavy / Light Concept
Le Journal de Spirou, Spirou better known by his diminutive, is a Franco-Belgian comic weekly, founded in 1938 by the author Charles Dupuis, for the editions Dupuis owned by his brother Jean.
Enciclopedia delle strisce - Bambini - Classici del Fumetto di Repubblica
The weight of the world on his shoulders
Atlas
God of Weightlifting and Heavy Burdens. He's the one with the whole world on his shoulders.
During the war of the Titans, Atlas stormed Olympus and threatened the Gods. And as punishment for this war crime, Zeus sentenced him to hold up the heavens and bear their weight on his shoulders forever.
Now the heavens might be made mostly of cloud, but you'd be surprised how heavy they are. So Atlas was very relieved when the laboring Heracles came along offering to give him a hand in return for a little help with some Golden Apples from the Hesperides.
Atlas nipped off to get the apples but wasn't inclined to resume his burden. "Here, hold this a minute while I scratch my back," said Heracles. And Atlas, not the brightest apple in the barrel, did so while Heracles made a sharp exit.
The awful burden was made slightly easier for Atlas to bear when Perseus came along and turned him to stone with the head of Medusa. He's now known as Mount Atlas.
Atlas is usually depicted as a strong silent type carrying a globe. Just for the record he was the son of Clymene and Iapetus.
http://www.godchecker.com/pantheon/greek-mythology.php?deity=ATLAS
God of Weightlifting and Heavy Burdens. He's the one with the whole world on his shoulders.
Now the heavens might be made mostly of cloud, but you'd be surprised how heavy they are. So Atlas was very relieved when the laboring Heracles came along offering to give him a hand in return for a little help with some Golden Apples from the Hesperides.
Atlas nipped off to get the apples but wasn't inclined to resume his burden. "Here, hold this a minute while I scratch my back," said Heracles. And Atlas, not the brightest apple in the barrel, did so while Heracles made a sharp exit.
The awful burden was made slightly easier for Atlas to bear when Perseus came along and turned him to stone with the head of Medusa. He's now known as Mount Atlas.
Atlas is usually depicted as a strong silent type carrying a globe. Just for the record he was the son of Clymene and Iapetus.
http://www.godchecker.com/pantheon/greek-mythology.php?deity=ATLAS
Definition Light
Light is an adjective with different meanings:
Adjective:
1. Little weight; not heavy
2. Little weight in proportion to bulk
3. Less than the usual or average weight
4. Weighing less than the proper or standard amount
5. Small amount, force, intensity
2. Little weight in proportion to bulk
3. Less than the usual or average weight
4. Weighing less than the proper or standard amount
5. Small amount, force, intensity
Definition Heavy
Heavy is an adjective with different meanings:
Adjective:
1. Great weight
1. Great weight
2. Great amount, quantity or size
3. Great force, intensity, turbulence
4. More than the usual or average weight
Friday, October 15, 2010
Words in the world
english heavy / light
spanish pesados / ligeros
portuguese pesado / leve
italian pesante / leggero
catalan pesants / lleugers
french lourd / léger
galician pesado / leve
afrikaans swaar / ligte
albanian të rënda / drita
arabic ثقيلة / خفيفة
armenian ծանր / թեթեւ
azerbaijani ağır / yüngül
belarus цяжкай / святла
bulgarian тежки / светлина
czech těžká / lehká
chinese simple 重/轻
chinese traditional 重/輕
korean 무거운 / 가벼운
haitian creole lou / limyè
danish tunge / lette
jewish כבד / אור
estonian raske / kerge
philippine mabigat / liwanag
finnish raskas / kevyt
welsh trwm / ysgafn
japanese 重 / ライト
greek βαρέα / ελαφρά
hindi भारी / प्रकाश
indonesian berat / ringan
irish trom / éadrom
icelandic þungt / létt
latvian smago / vieglo
lithuanian sunkus / lengvas
macedonian хеви / светлината
malaysian berat / ringan
maltese tqal / dawl
norwegian tunge / lette
dutch zware / lichte
persian سنگین / سبک
russian тяжелой / света
serbia Хеави / светло
slovak ťažká / ľahká
slovenian težkih / lahkih
swedish tunga / lätta
swahili nzito / mwanga
thai หนัก / ไฟ
german schwer / leicht
turkish ağır / hafif
ukrainian важкої / світла
hungarian nehéz / könnyű
urdu ہلکی / بھاری
vietnamese nặng / nhẹ
yiddish שווער / ליכט
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