wield
英[wi:ld]
美[wi:ld]
意思解释
vt. 使用（武器、工具等）；运用（权力），施加（影响）；行使；支配
变化形式
第三人称单数： wields
过去式： wielded
过去分词： wielded
现在分词： wielding
过去式： wielded
过去分词： wielded
现在分词： wielding
中文词源
wield 行使，支配
来自PIE*wal,强健，支配，统治，词源同value,valiant.
用法例句
- It is still too uncomfortable to wield unilateral power overtly .
- 公然运用单边权利仍然是令人非常不安的。
- In europe , summits of national leaders wield political clout that trumps other checks and balances .
- 在欧盟中，各国首脑都在运用政治势力纵横捭搁，相互制衡。
- The party leaders are stalling , reluctant to wield their metaphorical axes until they are sure where the chopping would end .
- 党派的领导人在拖延，不愿意运用他们隐喻般的轴，除非他们确信哪里闲言碎语已经消失。
- It may represent the sort of " soft power " that japan hopes to wield as its economic might is eclipsed by china .
- 这可能就是在经济地位遭到中国冲击后，日本希望去运用的所谓“软实力”的代表。
- However , government officials believe brazil 's big banks wield hefty market power , and worry that they will gobble up the benefits instead of passing them on to consumers .
- 然而，政府官员相信巴西的各大银行会运用强有力的市场力量，同时也担心他们会将利益蚕食，而没给消费者剩些。