Usage of the character 秤

to weigh (variant of 稱／称 (chēng))

chèng

秤

[秤]

steelyard balance; Roman balance
CL:臺／台 (tái)

pánchèng

盘秤

[盤秤]

balance consisting of steelyard with a pan
CL:臺／台 (tái)

chènggǎn

秤杆

[秤桿]

the beam of a steelyard
a balance arm

chèngtuó

秤坨

[秤坨]

variant of 秤砣 (chèngtuó)

chèngchuí

秤锤

[秤錘]

steelyard weights

gǎnchèng

杆秤

[桿秤]

a steelyard (a type of balance)

táichèng

台秤

[檯秤]

platform scale
(dialect) counter scale; bench scale

jiǎchèng

假秤

[假秤]

rigged scale (used to deceive customers by displaying incorrect weight)

chèngtuó

秤砣

[秤砣]

steelyard weight
standard weight

guǐchèng

鬼秤

[鬼秤]

(coll.) rigged scale (used to deceive customers by displaying incorrect weight)

fùchèng

复秤

[復秤]

to reweigh

ànchèng

案秤

[案秤]

counter scale; bench scale

bàngchèng

磅秤

[磅秤]

scale
platform balance

tiānchèng

天秤

[天秤]

balance scale
Taiwan pr. (tiānpíng)

táichèng

抬秤

[抬秤]

large steelyard usu. operated by three people – two to lift it using a pole, and one to adjust the counterweight

shéchèng

折秤

[折秤]

discrepancy in weight

diàochèng

掉秤

[掉秤]

to lose weight (of cattle)

chèngpán

秤盘

[秤盤]

the tray or pan of a steelyard balance

chènggōu

秤钩

[秤鉤]

steelyard hook

Tiānchèngzuò

天秤座

[天秤座]

Libra (constellation and sign of the zodiac)

tánhuángchèng

弹簧秤

[彈簧秤]

spring balance

chèngtuósuīxiǎoyāqiānjīn

秤砣虽小压千斤

[秤砣雖小壓千斤]

although small, a steelyard weight may tip a hundred pounds (idiom)
apparently insignificant details can have a large impact
for want of a nail the battle was lost