Examples of using Wield in English and their translations into Arabic
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Computer
Can wield the power, without burning it's self up.
Friedrich Wield Hamburger Kunsthalle.
Wield skills from archery to sorcery,
Employers also wield physical and psychological power over the children that they employ.
But I wield constitutional authority.
Proximity to power deludes some into believing they wield it.
There are two sets of adults who wield the most influence over student success: educators and families.
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Genetic power's the most awesome force the planet's ever seen but you wield it like a kid that's found his dad's gun.
The EU and the US should wield more of their clout at the World Bank and other international organizations to link development grants to progress on press freedom and human rights.
Third, Greece's eurozone partners wield a massive stick that is typically absent in sovereign-debt negotiations. If Greece does not accept
If families can be meaningfully engaged and mobilized as the most credible constituents of education systems, they can wield their collective power to advance broader systems change.
At the same time, it recognized the need for a national institution, like the General Fono, which would deal with matters affecting the entire Territory, including external relations, and wield the collective powers of the three villages.
I wield power!
Wield Dynamic Controls.
And wield that power.
They wield special skills.
Indra, wield your thunderbolt!
Whatever it is you wield.
It wield the hand of God.