Examples of using To wield in English and their translations into Polish
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
But… to wield that thing?
You teach me to wield.
She's willing to wield it to lighten his sentence.
We're not strong enough to wield it.
I shall teach you also to wield the sword- My lord.- I like you.
People also translate
But it's heavy, difficult to wield.
Strong enough to wield my weapon.
That's a man's sword, it will take a man to wield it.
He has to learn to wield the scalpel.
far too heavy to wield.
You don't deserve to wield that staff.
But to wield a ring such as that would need considerable gifts.
I will teach you also to wield the sword.
To wield it properly requires a precise combination… of confidence and humility.
A counselor who understands how to wield power.
I will learn how to wield a sword if you demand it!
It is for her alone to wield.
And will you be able to wield the drill with your maimed extremity?
She would certainly know how to wield a 3-iron.
And will you be able to wield the drill with your maimed extremity?
someone needs to wield Excalibur.
My father taught me to wield a sword, not a quill.
One day you may be worthy enough to wield it.
Every trainee gets the opportunity to wield power, before they actually become a doctor.
I like you I shall teach you also to wield the sword.
You do not have the power to wield such a weapon.
I like you‘I shall teach you also to wield the sword‘.
I can't imagine what it feels like to wield such devastating power.
There's a reason surgeons learn to wield scalpels.
In fact, however, the Rinpungpa continued to wield power over Tsang on their own accord.