wield 音標拼音: [w'ild]
vt . 使用,揮舞,運用
使用,揮舞,運用
wield v 1 :
have and exercise ; "
wield power and authority " [
synonym :
{
wield }, {
exert }, {
maintain }]
2 :
handle effectively ; "
The burglar wielded an axe "; "
The young violinist didn '
t manage her bow very well " [
synonym : {
wield },
{
handle }, {
manage }]
Wield \
Wield \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Wielded };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Wielding }.] [
OE .
welden to govern ,
to have power over ,
to possess ,
AS .
geweldan ,
gewyldan ,
from wealdan ;
akin to OS .
waldan ,
OFries .
walda ,
G .
walten ,
OHG .
waltan ,
Icel .
valda ,
Sw .
v [*
a ]
lla to occasion ,
to cause ,
Dan .
volde ,
Goth .
waldan to govern ,
rule ,
L .
valere to be strong .
Cf . {
Herald },
{
Valiant }.]
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1 .
To govern ;
to rule ;
to keep ,
or have in charge ;
also ,
to possess . [
Obs .]
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When a strong armed man keepeth his house ,
all things that he wieldeth ben in peace . --
Wyclif (
Luke xi .
21 ).
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Wile [
ne will ]
ye wield gold neither silver ne money in your girdles . --
Wyclif (
Matt .
x .
9 .)
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2 .
To direct or regulate by influence or authority ;
to manage ;
to control ;
to sway .
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The famous orators . . .
whose resistless eloquence Wielded at will that fierce democraty . --
Milton .
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Her newborn power was wielded from the first by unprincipled and ambitions men . --
De Quincey .
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3 .
To use with full command or power ,
as a thing not too heavy for the holder ;
to manage ;
to handle ;
hence ,
to use or employ ;
as ,
to wield a sword ;
to wield the scepter .
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Base Hungarian wight !
wilt thou the spigot wield !
--
Shak .
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Part wield their arms ,
part curb the foaming steed .
--
Milton .
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Nothing but the influence of a civilized power could induce a savage to wield a spade . --
S .
S .
Smith .
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{
To wield the scepter },
to govern with supreme command .
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48 Moby Thesaurus words for "
wield ":
brandish ,
come in contact ,
conduct ,
control ,
dispense ,
do with ,
employ ,
exercise ,
exert ,
feel ,
feel of ,
finger ,
flap ,
flaunt ,
flick ,
float ,
flourish ,
flutter ,
fly ,
handle ,
make use of ,
manage ,
maneuver ,
manipulate ,
operate ,
palm ,
palpate ,
paw ,
play ,
ply ,
poke at ,
practice ,
prod ,
put out ,
shake ,
swing ,
tap ,
throw ,
thumb ,
touch ,
twiddle ,
undulate ,
use ,
utilize ,
wag ,
wave ,
wigwag ,
work
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