Translations for „clout“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

clout <a clout; clouts> N

clout

نُفُوذ

clout

خِرْقَة

clout SPORTS

ضَرْبَة

clout POL

فَعَّالِيَّة

clout POL

مُلْك

clout POL

تَأْثِير

clout

clout

سُلْطَة

clout

سَطْوَة

clout

سَيْطَرَة

clout

حُكْم

clout

قُوّة

clout

عُنْفُوان

clout

فاعِلِيّة

clout nail CONSTR

clout nail

مسمار مسطح الرأس

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English

The turn of events dramatized a changing of the guard in film criticism, as a younger generation of critics achieved clout and prominence.

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Has the thoughts unravel, he ends up injuring himself by clouting the wall out of agony.

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The conservatives retained enough clout, however, to limit the provisions of the original decrees.

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Later, memberships were restricted to aristocrats and others with noble titles, but eventually membership was open to anyone with sufficient money and clout.

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He has been known to wield considerable political clout because of his following.

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This allows campaigns to hold more clout and give survivors more self-confidence.

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Observers saw the merger as a sign of the difficult legal economy and an opportunity for the two firms to regain their lost clout.

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These hardly existed at the imperial level, and the emperor was little more than a feudalistic confederal figurehead, without political or military clout.

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The association had the advantage of great size in comparison to the competition, and had the necessary clout to secure raw materials.

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In wielding his enormous political clout, he usually preferred extensive consultations and consensus-building to unilateral decision-making.

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