swayed en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de swayed en el diccionario inglés»español

I.sway [ingl. am. sweɪ, ingl. brit. sweɪ] SUST. U

1. sway (movement):

sway

balanceo m

sway

oscilación f

2. sway:

sway (influence)

influjo m

sway (domination)

dominio m

under the sway of the Church

bajo el influjo/el dominio de la Iglesia

to hold sway ideas:

prevalecer

to hold sway ideas:

preponderar

to hold sway leader:

ejercer dominio

to hold sway leader:

dominar

to hold sway over sb

ejercer dominio sobre alguien

to hold sway over sb

dominar a alguien

II.sway [ingl. am. sweɪ, ingl. brit. sweɪ] V. intr.

1. sway (swing):

sway branch/tree:

balancearse

sway building/tower:

bambolearse

sway building/tower:

balancearse

sway building/tower:

oscilar

the wheat was swaying in the breeze

el trigo se mecía con la brisa

he swayed across the room

cruzó la habitación tambaleándose

2. sway (veer):

sway public opinion:

cambiar

sway public opinion:

dar un viraje

III.sway [ingl. am. sweɪ, ingl. brit. sweɪ] V. trans.

1. sway (influence):

sway person/crowd

influir en

sway person/crowd

influenciar

it seems unlikely to sway voters

no parece probable que influya en el electorado

it seems unlikely to sway voters

no parece probable que haga cambiar de opinión al electorado

don't allow yourself to be swayed

no te dejes convencer

don't allow yourself to be swayed

manténte en tus trece

2. sway (move):

sway hips

menear

sway hips

bambolear

sway bar SUST. ingl. am.

sway bar → antiroll bar

Véase también: antiroll bar

antiroll bar [ˌænˌtaɪˈroʊl ˌbɑr, ˌæn(t)iˈroʊl ˌbɑr] SUST.

antiroll bar

barra f antivuelco

Traducciones de swayed en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

el viento mecía las ramas

the branches swayed in the wind

mecerse

to sway

cimbrear

to sway

cimbrarse, cimbrearse

to sway

balancearse árbol/ramas:

to sway

caminaba balanceándose de lo cansado que estaba

he was so tired that he swayed from side to side as he walked

cunearse

to sway

tambalearse

sway

tambalear

sway

bambolearse persona:

to sway

bambolearse árbol/torre:

to sway

oscilar

to sway

quebrar

to sway at the hips

swayed en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de swayed en el diccionario inglés»español

I.sway [sweɪ] V. intr.

sway

balancearse

II.sway [sweɪ] V. trans.

1. sway (move from side to side):

sway

balancear

2. sway (persuade):

sway

persuadir

III.sway [sweɪ] SUST. sin pl.

1. sway (influence):

sway

influencia f

under the sway of sb/sth

bajo el influjo de alguien/algo

2. sway form. (control):

sway

control m

to hold sway over sth/sb

dominar algo/a alguien

Traducciones de swayed en el diccionario español»inglés

La palabra que consultaste como aparece en otras partes del diccionario

bambolear

to sway

bambolearse

to sway

cimbrarse

to sway

balancear (mecer)

to sway

vacilar (balancearse: objeto)

to sway

swayed Ejemplos de uso en el diccionario PONS (revisados por la redacción)

under the sway of sb/sth

bajo el influjo de alguien/algo

to hold sway over sth/sb

dominar algo/a alguien

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

From that time forward, she could not be swayed by either the plebs or reprimands from her high moral standards which she had already shown.

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You walk almost swayed with the celerity of the city, passing street vendors that offer the world on a wooden plank.

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Though she was not at all swayed by the threat, she was overpowered by her desire to observe the results.

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Girls swayed in big pouffy princess dresses and fussed with their pinned up hair.

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She supported him emotionally and materially and could not be swayed by the many quarrels.

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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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An ill-informed public is easily swayed by propaganda.

ipolitics.ca

Biased assimilation is a factor in the modern appeal of alternative medicine, whose proponents are swayed by positive anecdotal evidence but treat scientific evidence hyper-critically.

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They could be swayed either way, depending upon how unwise a policy appears.

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Either swayed or wafted, and words spoke in whispers.

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