clout in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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lapo And Mex
clout inf
tantarantán
almighty clout inf
mamporro
clout inf
te voy a pegar o dar un mamporro
I'm going to give you a good clout o to clout you one
hasta el cuarenta de mayo no te quites el sayo prov Spain
ne'er cast a clout till May is out Brit dated
tener banca RioPl inf
to have (a lot of) clout inf
cascar
to clout inf
sacarse la mugre CSur inf refl
to clobber o clout oneself inf
tiene muñeca en la organización
he has a lot of pull o clout o contacts in the organization inf
yo allí no pinto nada, soy un simple empleado
I don't have any clout there, I'm a mere employee inf

clout in the PONS Dictionary

clout Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

ne'er cast a clout till May is out prov
hasta el cuarenta de mayo no te quites el sayo prov
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He was known to be great at maintaining good interpersonal relationships with his superiors and subordinates, and gained significant personal clout.
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Companies that own several stations affiliated with the same network generally have more clout with that network.
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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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Government neglect, and growing support for tribal leaders has strengthened the ranks of the separatists and increased their clout.
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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 second factor is the scarce political clout of the trade unions, which makes it easier to trim the nominal salaries during recessionary times.
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She had the highest political clout in the islands.
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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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Census data affects state electoral clout; it also affects budgetary allocations.
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He has been known to wield considerable political clout because of his following.
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