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wield Verb 1. to handle or use (a weapon or tool) 2. to exert or maintain (power or influence) [Old English wieldan, wealdan]
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wield Translations v wield [wiːld] 1 to use He can certainly wield an axe. gebruik يَسْتَعْمِل владея zacházet, ovládat bruge handhaben χρησιμοποιώ, χειρίζομαι manejar käsitsema استفاده کردن käsitellä manier לְהַפעִיל चलाना rukovati, upotrebljavati kezel menggunakan nota, fara með maneggiare 使う 휘두르다, 쓰다 naudotis, valdyti prast rīkoties ar; valdīt menghayun hanteren håndtere, føre, bruke władać manejar a folosi владеть zaobchádzať, používať uporabljati koristiti hantera, bruka ใช้อาวุธหรือเครื่องมือ; ถืออาวุธหรือเครื่องมือ kullanmak 使用 володіти, тримати в руках استعمال کرنا sử dụng 使用 2 to have and use to wield authority. uitoefen يَكون لَدَيْهِ ويَسْتَعْمِل притежавам mít udøve ausüben ασκώ ejercer evima, kasutama بکار گرفتن käyttää exercer לְהַפעִיל रखना और उपयोग करना imati, koristiti gyakorol memanfaatkan beita esercitare ふるう 행사하다 naudotis turēt savās rokās; izmantot menggunakan kuasa uitoefenen utøve dzierżyć, sprawować controlar a exercita обладать mať uveljavljati koristiti utöva ใช้อาวุธหรือเครื่องมือ; ถืออาวุธหรือเครื่องมือ kullanmak 行使 володіти اختیارات استعمال کرنا vận dụng 行使 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| But now that you have killed all my warriors, I do not know that even I can leave your country, for there will be none to wield the paddles, and without paddlers we cannot cross the water. "That is the sort of thing," she groaned, "which makes one long to be not a man but a god, to be able to wield thunderbolts and to deal out hell Archer contemplated with awe the two slender faded figures, seated side by side in a kind of viceregal rigidity, mouthpieces of some remote ancestral authority which fate compelled them to wield, when they would so much rather have lived in simplicity and seclusion, digging invisible weeds out of the perfect lawns of Skuytercliff, and playing Patience together in the evenings. |
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