Wielding Meaning in English
word · lemma: wield
ˈwiɫdɪŋ
WEEL-ding
wˈiːldɪŋ
WEEL-ding
释义
Holding and using something, especially a weapon or tool. It can also mean having and using power or influence.
用法与细微差别
Commonly used in formal, literary, or descriptive contexts. Often paired with words like 'sword', 'power', or 'influence'. Not typically used for everyday objects unless emphasizing control or authority.
Spanish: blandiendo - manejando (instrumento/poder)Portuguese (BR): brandindo - usando (instrumento/poder)Portuguese (PT): brandindo - usando (instrumento/poder)Chinese (Simplified): 挥舞 - 运用（权力）Chinese (Traditional): 揮舞 - 運用（權力）Hindi: हाथ में लिए हुए - प्रयोग करते हुएArabic: مُمَسِكًا - مُسْتخْدِمًا (أداة/سلطة)Bengali: ওড়ানো - ব্যবহার করা (হাতিয়ার/ক্ষমতা)Russian: размахивать - владеть (оружием/властью)Japanese: 振るう - 行使するVietnamese: cầm - sử dụng (vũ khí/quyền lực)Korean: 휘두르다 - 행사하다Turkish: kullanmak - savurmak (silah/güç)Urdu: اُٹھانا - استعمال کرنا (ہتھیار/طاقت)Indonesian: mengayunkan - menggunakan (senjata/kekuasaan)
例句
He was wielding a sword during the demonstration.
basic
She is wielding a hammer to fix the chair.
basic
The king was wielding great power over his people.
basic
The protester came wielding a sign and a megaphone.
natural
She enjoys wielding influence behind the scenes.
natural
You shouldn’t go around wielding that thing so carelessly.
natural