Wield Meaning in English

word

US

ˈwiɫd

WEELD

UK

wˈiːld

WEELD

परिभाषा

To hold and use something, especially a tool, weapon, or power. It can describe both using a physical object like a sword or using something less physical like authority or influence.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Formal and vivid; most often used with 'a sword', 'power', or 'influence': 'wield a knife', 'wield authority'. Not used for casual objects. Implies skill or control. Don't say 'wield a pencil' for ordinary writing.

• Spanish: empUñar - ejercer (poder/influencia)
• Portuguese (BR): brandir - exercer (poder/influência)
• Portuguese (PT): brandir - exercer (poder/influência)
• Chinese (Simplified): 挥动（武器）- 行使（权力/影响力）
• Chinese (Traditional): 揮動（武器）- 行使（權力／影響力）
• Hindi: चलाना (हथियार) - प्रयोग करना (शक्ति/प्रभाव)
• Arabic: يَلوِّح (بسلاح) - يمارس (سلطة/نفوذ)
• Bengali: চালানো - ব্যবহার করা (ক্ষমতার জন্য)
• Russian: владеть - обладать - применять
• Japanese: 振るう - 操る
• Vietnamese: sử dụng - nắm giữ
• Korean: 휘두르다 - 행사하다
• Turkish: kullanmak - güç sahibi olmak
• Urdu: استعمال کرنا - اختیار رکھنا
• Indonesian: mengayunkan - menggunakan

उदाहरण वाक्य

He can wield a sword with great skill.

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Some leaders wield great power.

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She wields a paintbrush like a sword.

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He wasn't afraid to wield his influence to get the job done.

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You need a lot of training to wield that kind of weapon safely.

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She knows how to wield words to inspire others.

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