1. They could be called weights or bar bells.
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2. "On" is better. You can also use "from."
1. The sports player for weight lifting lifts heavy things, What is the name of the heavy things in English?
2. He is sending a text message with/on his smart phone.
(Do we have to use 'with' or 'on' in this sentence?)
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