Traducciones de „sway“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

I . sway [sweɪ] V. intr.

sway

zibati se [form. perf. zazibati se]

sway

majati se [form. perf. zamajati se]

to sway from side to side

zibati se sem in tja

II . sway [sweɪ] V. trans.

1. sway (swing):

sway

majati [form. perf. zamajati]

sway wind

zibati [form. perf. zazibati]

2. sway:

(influence) to be swayed by sb/sth

biti pod vplivom koga/česa

to be swayed by sb/sth (change mind)

premisliti si zaradi koga/česa

3. sway fig. (alter):

sway

spreminjati [form. perf. spremeniti]

III . sway [sweɪ] SUST. no pl. liter. (control)

sway

vpliv m

sway

moč f

to extend one's sway

razširiti svoj vpliv

Ejemplos de uso para sway

to extend one's sway

razširiti svoj vpliv

to sway from side to side

zibati se sem in tja

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The theory of a government assassination holds sway to this day.

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These were frequently well-meaning friends or family members who wanted to participate, or help sway the verdict of the trial.

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At first victory was not swayed by either one or the other party, and so the battle continued for a long time.

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Sway is a device that drains witches' powers.

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It is an attempt to sway the audience emotionally by associating a hate-figure with opposition to the speaker's argument.

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I don't think he wanted us to win and by choosing what he said on camera he knew he had the power to sway votes.

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Either swayed or wafted, and words spoke in whispers.

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Because the ground level is soft relative to the upper floors the upper portion can sway and fall onto the carport below.

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Priests had power and influence over life and death and likely great political sway as well.

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In the late 1970s and early 1980s, assimilationist policies held clear sway.

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