Translations for „swayed“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . sway [sweɪ] VB intr

sway

zibati se [perf zazibati se]

sway

majati se [perf zamajati se]

to sway from side to side

zibati se sem in tja

II . sway [sweɪ] VB trans

1. sway (swing):

sway

majati [perf zamajati]

sway wind

zibati [perf zazibati]

2. sway:

(influence) to be swayed by sb/sth

biti pod vplivom koga/česa

to be swayed by sb/sth (change mind)

premisliti si zaradi koga/česa

3. sway fig (alter):

sway

spreminjati [perf spremeniti]

III . sway [sweɪ] N no pl liter (control)

sway

vpliv m

sway

moč f

to extend one's sway

razširiti svoj vpliv

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English

He was not swayed by conventional wisdom and encouraged people to open their minds and redefine their aspirations.

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He was swayed by a group of ex-directors of the club.

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It can also reduce the risk of their being swayed by a counter-offer from their current bosses.

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Behavioural economics, by contrast, recognises that individuals are swayed by social influences and past experiences.

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An ill-informed public is easily swayed by propaganda.

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Villagers can be swayed by everything from helping them with day-to-day tasks to terrorising them with fireballs and lightning storms.

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From that time forward, she could not be swayed by either the plebs or reprimands from her high moral standards which she had already shown.

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Girls swayed in big pouffy princess dresses and fussed with their pinned up hair.

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You walk almost swayed with the celerity of the city, passing street vendors that offer the world on a wooden plank.

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Thus, it is scandalizing the court to allege that it can be swayed by external pressures and made servile to others.

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