wield

英 [wiːld]

美 [wiːld]

v.  拥有，运用，行使，支配(权力等); 挥，操，使用(武器、工具等)

现在分词：wielding　过去式：wielded　第三人称单数：wields　过去分词：wielded　

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牛津词典

verb

• 拥有，运用，行使，支配（权力等）
  to have and use power, authority, etc.
  1. She wields enormous power within the party.
     她操纵着党内大权。
• 挥，操，使用（武器、工具等）
  to hold sth, ready to use it as a weapon or tool
  1. He was wielding a large knife.
     他挥舞着一把大刀。

柯林斯词典

• VERB 使用,挥,操（武器、工具等）
  If youwielda weapon, tool, or piece of equipment, you carry and use it.
  1. ...a lone assailant wielding a kitchen knife.
     孤身一人、手持菜刀的袭击者
• VERB 掌握，运用，行使(权利)
  If someonewieldspower, they have it and are able to use it.
  1. He remains chairman, but wields little power at the company.
     他还是主席，但在公司没有什么实权了。

英英释义

verb

• handle effectively
  1. The burglar wielded an axe
  2. The young violinist didn't manage her bow very well
  Synonym:handlemanage
• have and exercise
  1. wield power and authority
  Synonym:exertmaintain

双语例句

• He remains chairman, but wields little power at the company.
  他还是主席，但在公司没有什么实权了。
• The two firms wield enormous clout in financial markets.
  两家公司在金融市场有非常大的影响力。
• In theory, Europe should wield vast power over the IMF.
  理论上，欧洲应该对imf具有巨大的影响力。
• They wield enormous political power.
  他们行使巨大的政治权力。
• Every villager able to wield a sword has been sent to the armoury.
  每一个会使剑的村民都去领武器了。
• The man who feels this can wield the authority of an educator without infringing the principle of liberty.
  有这样感觉的人才能运用一个教育者的权力而不至于违背自由的原则。
• If they wield no such clubs, you can compete openly.
  如果他们不挥动这样的大棒，你就可以公开地进行竞争。
• These brave warriors wield heavy bambus pikes that they can use as both melee weapons and devastating projectiles.
  这些勇敢的战士挥舞着可用作近距格斗武器和毁灭性投掷的沉重竹枪。
• They wield studies that point to increases in consumption and car accidents after laws are loosened.
  他们用研究表明，法律变松以后，酒精消费量和车祸数量增加了。
• Thanks to their militaristic education, knights can wield massive armor and use heavy weaponry.
  由于他们的军国主义教育，骑士可以发挥巨大的盔甲和使用重武器。