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wield in Russian

wield in Russian is владе́ть, ору́довать, вла́ствовать — wield means to hold and use a tool or weapon skilfully.

wield in Russian

владе́ть
verb
Pronounced: vladet
To handle with skill and ease, especially a weapon or tool.
ору́довать
verb
Pronounced: orudovat
To handle with skill and ease, especially a weapon or tool.
вла́ствовать
verb
Pronounced: vlastvovat
To exercise (authority or influence) effectively.
облада́ть
verb
Pronounced: obladat
To exercise (authority or influence) effectively.

What does "wield" mean?

  1. verb To hold and use a tool or weapon skilfully.
    "She wielded the sword with practised ease."
  2. verb To hold and exercise power or influence.
    "The committee wields considerable influence over local policy."
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wield in a sentence

  • She wielded the sword with practised ease.
  • He wielded a paintbrush like a true artist.
  • The committee wields considerable influence over local policy.
  • She wielded her authority carefully and fairly.

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What is "wield" in Russian?

"wield" in Russian is владе́ть, ору́довать, вла́ствовать. wield means: To hold and use a tool or weapon skilfully.

How do you pronounce владе́ть?

"wield" in Russian is владе́ть, pronounced "vladet".

How do you use "wield" in a sentence?

Example: "She wielded the sword with practised ease." In Russian, "wield" is владе́ть, ору́довать, вла́ствовать.

Are there other ways to say "wield" in Russian?

Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "wield": владе́ть, ору́довать, вла́ствовать, облада́ть.

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