wielding

/weeld/US // wild //UK // (wiːld) //

挥舞着,挥动着,挥舞着的,挥舞的

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to exercise, as in ruling or dominating.
- : to use effectively; handle or employ actively.
- : Archaic. to guide or direct.
- : Archaic. to govern; manage.

verbcontrol, use

Synonyms

The pair butt heads too much on court, so Zufer stuck to teaching his son off-court skills and physical tricks, such as how to wield his supersized body to draw fouls.
The heads of each state department report to him, and he wields the power of the governor to run day-to-day state operations.
Pattison recounts a pivotal moment in the field when the team encountered a man named Gadi, a hunchbacked, gun-wielding warrior from a local tribe called the Afar.
The variety of content that we enjoy from the open internet hangs precariously in the balance when just a few enormous companies wield their power and can determine the fate of an entire industry.
His departure will deprive the premier of his most important adviser and strategist, who has wielded huge influence over all aspects of government policy, from its pandemic response to Brexit and economic reform.
Policy is about wielding power, while mercy is about transcending power by renouncing it.
Until Levonuk reappeared an hour later wielding the soothing stuff at another Giant store 20 minutes away.
Wielding a curved knife, a young man navigates past the aging structures and into the forest.
Germane and relevant in their way, but wielding a different methodology.
Some wielding signs hit the roof, windshield, and body of the car I was traveling in.
From somewhere in the thicket below a muffled thump, thump, thump came up to them, as though some one was wielding an ax.

/weeld/US // wild //UK // (wiːld) //

挥舞着,挥动着,挥舞着的,挥舞的

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to exercise, as in ruling or dominating.
- : to use effectively; handle or employ actively.
- : Archaic. to guide or direct.
- : Archaic. to govern; manage.

verbcontrol, use

Synonyms

The pair butt heads too much on court, so Zufer stuck to teaching his son off-court skills and physical tricks, such as how to wield his supersized body to draw fouls.
The heads of each state department report to him, and he wields the power of the governor to run day-to-day state operations.
Pattison recounts a pivotal moment in the field when the team encountered a man named Gadi, a hunchbacked, gun-wielding warrior from a local tribe called the Afar.
The variety of content that we enjoy from the open internet hangs precariously in the balance when just a few enormous companies wield their power and can determine the fate of an entire industry.
His departure will deprive the premier of his most important adviser and strategist, who has wielded huge influence over all aspects of government policy, from its pandemic response to Brexit and economic reform.
Policy is about wielding power, while mercy is about transcending power by renouncing it.
Until Levonuk reappeared an hour later wielding the soothing stuff at another Giant store 20 minutes away.
Wielding a curved knife, a young man navigates past the aging structures and into the forest.
Germane and relevant in their way, but wielding a different methodology.
Some wielding signs hit the roof, windshield, and body of the car I was traveling in.
From somewhere in the thicket below a muffled thump, thump, thump came up to them, as though some one was wielding an ax.