wield in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

wield in the PONS Dictionary

wield Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to wield a knife
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
Although they do not wield any political powers anymore, they are still a symbol of unity and continuance to their people.
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Because of his massive strength, however, he can also wield heavy armor.
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But foreign agencies with money still wield significant power over national governments with cash flow problems.
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She wields a simple looking yari but is very strong in both power and form.
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Both men standing at even height and muscle they start to wield a mighty blow at one another when the screen freezes and goes dark.
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This region did not have any powerful state to wield the warring communities into one organized kingdom.
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Instead of the authority of position held by an appointed head or chief, the emergent leader wields influence or power.
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In one memorable and hilarious scene he is given anaesthesiain the form of a mallet to the head wielded by a young girl.
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Around the middle of second half, there was a free wielding of hockey sticks.
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Both wield kusarigama, but each uses completely different attack methods.
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