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Definition
Synonym
sway
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Macht
sway
schwanken, schwingen, sich wiegen, schwenken
sway
Einfluss
m
, Macht
f
, Herrschaft
f
sway
Schaukeln
n
, Wiegen
n
, Schwanken
n
, Schwingen
n
sway
schwanken
sway
Schaukeln
n
; Wiegen
n
; Schwanken
n
; Schwingen
n
sway
beeinflussen, beherrschen
to
sway
sich wiegen; sich hin und her bewegen
v
to
sway
sich wiegen, sich hin und her bewegen
to
sway
sich wiegen; sich hin und her bewegen
to
sway
im Bann halten
hold
sway
Hut schwenken
sway
a hat
sich durchsetzen
v
; herrschen
v
to hold
sway
etw. kontrollieren; etw. beherrschen
v
to hold
sway
over sth.
Anhängerstabilisierung
f
; Giermoment-Regelung
f
auto
trailer
sway
control
Am.
Querverband
m
sway
bracing, transverse bracing
Querverband
m
sway
bracing; transverse bracing
Sturmlatte
f
; Windstrebe
f
(Zimmerei)
Sturmlatten
pl
; Windstreben
pl
sway
rod (carpentry)
sway
rods
Pendelstütze
f
(Reaktor)
Pendelstützen
pl
sway
brace (reactor)
sway
braces
jdn. leiten; jdn. beherrschen
v
leitend; beherrschend
geleitet; beherrscht
to
sway
sb. (formal)
sway
ing
sway
ed
jdn. leiten; jdn. beherrschen
v
leitend; beherrschend
geleitet; beherrscht
to
sway
sb.
formal
sway
ing
sway
ed
schwanken; (hin und her) schaukeln; taumeln
v
; sich wiegen
v
schwankend; schaukelnd; taumelnd; sich wiegend
geschwankt; geschaukelt; getaumelt; sich gewiegt
schwankt; schaukelt; taumelt; wiegt sich
schwankte; schaukelte; taumelte; wiegte sich
to
sway
sway
ing
sway
ed
sway
s
sway
ed
schwanken, schaukeln, wiegen, taumeln
v
schwankend, schaukelnd, wiegend, taumelnd
geschwankt, geschaukelt, gewiegt, getaumelt
schwankt, schaukelt, wiegt, taumelt
schwankte, schaukelte, wiegte, taumelte
to
sway
sway
ing
sway
ed
sway
s
sway
ed
Windverband
m
; Windverstrebung
f
; Windversteifung
f
techn.
(Stahlbau)
wind brace; wind bracing;
sway
bracing (structural steel engineering)
jdn. beeinflussen; jdn. auf seine Seite ziehen
v
beeinflussend; auf seine Seite ziehend
beeinflusst; auf seine Seite gezogen
Sie lässt sich leicht von anderen Leuten beeinflussen.
to
sway
sb.
sway
ing
sway
ed
She is easily
sway
ed by other people.
Horizontalverband
m
; waagrechter Windverband
m
(Stahlbau)
constr.
horizontal wind brace; horizontal wind bracing; horizontal
sway
bracing (structural steel engineering)
Pendelpfeiler
m
; Pendelstütze
f
(Brücke)
constr.
Pendelpfeiler
pl
; Pendelstützen
pl
sway
brace; hinge column; hinged pier; rocking pier (bridge)
sway
braces; hinge columns; hinged piers; rocking piers
Herrschaft
f
; Gewalt
f
; Einfluss
m
mil.
soc.
jdn. ein Gebiet in seiner Gewalt haben; beherrschen
verbreitet sein; dominieren; sich behaupten (Sache)
in die Gewalt von Extremisten fallen
unter den Einfluss von etw. geraten
völlig unter jds. Einfluss stehen
Der kartesische Dualismus ist auch heute noch in der Wissenschaft weit verbreitet.
sway
formal
to hold
sway
over sb. an area
to hold
sway
(matter)
to come fall under the
sway
of extremists
to come under the
sway
of sth.
to be completely under sb.'s
sway
Cartesian dualism very largely still holds
sway
today within science.
Herrschaft
f
; Gewalt
f
; Einfluss
m
mil.
soc.
jdn. ein Gebiet in seiner Gewalt haben; beherrschen
verbreitet sein; dominieren; sich behaupten (Sache)
in die Gewalt von Extremisten fallen
unter den Einfluss von etw. geraten
völlig unter jds. Einfluss stehen
Der kartesische Dualismus ist auch heute noch in der Wissenschaft weit verbreitet.
sway
(formal)
to hold
sway
over sb. an area
to hold
sway
(matter)
to come fall under the
sway
of extremists
to come under the
sway
of sth.
to be completely under sb.'s
sway
Cartesian dualism very largely still holds
sway
today within science.
schunkeln
v
schunkelnd
geschunkelt
to collectively
sway
to the music; to link arms and
sway
to and fro in time to the music
collectively
sway
ing to the music; linking arms and
sway
ing to and fro in time to the music
collectively
sway
ed to the music; linked arms and
sway
ed to and fro in time to the music
Deutsche
Macht Synonyme
Machtzentrale
ÂMachtzentrum
ÂSchalthebel
(der
Macht)
(umgangssprachlich)
ÂZentrum
der
Macht
macht
Einfluss
ÂMacht
Kraft
ÂMacht
(über)
ausüben
(Macht,
Amt)
Âgeltend
machen
(Einfluss)
Beherrschung
ÂGewalt
ÂHerrschaft
ÂMacht
ÂStärke
ausüben (Macht, Amt)
geltend machen (Einfluss)
Englische
sway Synonyme
sway
acme
administration
affect
alternate
amplitude
angle
angle off
angularity
argue into
ascend
ascendancy
authority
authorization
back and fill
bank
be-all and end-all
bear off
bear reign
bend
bias
blue ribbon
blunder
bob
bobble
break down
bring
bring over
bring round
bring to reason
cant
captivate
careen
career
carry
cave in
championship
charisma
charm
civil government
claws
climb
clout
clutches
coggle
collapse
color
command
con
conduct
consequence
control
convince
credit
crook
dangle
decide
decline
deflect
descend
determine
deviate
dip
direct
direction
directorship
discipline
dispensation
dispose
disposition
distort
divagate
diverge
divert
dominance
domination
dominion
draw over
drop
ebb and flow
effect
effectiveness
eminence
empery
empire
enchantment
engage
enlist
esteem
expanse
fall
fall away
fall in
fall off
falter
favor
first place
first prize
flounce
flounder
fluctuate
flutter
force
form of government
founder
gain
gain over
get
get to do
go downhill
go through phases
go uphill
good feeling
govern
governance
government
grade
grasp
grip
hand
hands
headship
heave
hegemony
height
highest
hobbyhorse
hold
hook
hook in
imperium
importance
impress
incidental power
inclination
incline
induce
influence
influentiality
insinuation
inspire
interest in
iron hand
jaundice
jurisdiction
keel
kingship
labor
lead
leadership
lean
leaning
leaning tower
leverage
librate
libration
list
lordship
lurch
lure
magnetism
make heavy weather
manage
management
mastership
mastery
maximum
might
moment
most
move
ne plus ultra
new high
nutate
oblique
oscillate
outtalk
overrule
oversight
palms
paramountcy
pendulate
personality
persuade
persuasion
pitch
pitch and plunge
pitch and toss
plunge
political organization
polity
potency
pound
power
predispose
predominance
prejudice
prejudice against
prejudic
sway
able
accessible
amenable
impressionable
influenceable
malleable
movable
open
open-minded
persuadable
persuasible
pervious
plastic
pliable
pliant
receptive
responsive
suasible
suggestible
susceptible
weak
sway
back
bowlegs
camelback
cleft palate
clubfoot
crookback
defacement
deformation
deformity
disfigurement
flatfoot
freakishness
harelip
humpback
hunchback
knock-knee
kyphosis
lordosis
malconformation
malformation
misproportion
misshape
monstrosity
mutilation
splayfoot
talipes
teratology
torticollis
truncation
valgus
wryneck
sway
backed
bandy
bandy-legged
blemished
bloated
bowlegged
club-footed
defaced
deformed
disfigured
dwarfed
flatfooted
grotesque
ill-made
ill-proportioned
ill-shaped
knock-kneed
malformed
marred
misbegotten
misproportioned
misshapen
monstrous
mutilated
out of shape
pigeon-toed
pug-nosed
rachitic
rickety
simous
snub-nosed
stumpy
talipedic
truncated
sway
ed
antiblack
biased
chauvinistic
colored
doctrinaire
dogmatic
influenced
interested
involved
jaundiced
know-nothing
nonobjective
one-sided
opinionated
partial
partisan
prejudiced
prepossessed
racist
sexist
superpatriotic
twisted
ultranationalist
undetached
undispassionate
unneutral
warped
xenophobic
sway
ing
ascendant
careening
dangling
dominant
in ascendancy
in the ascendant
lurching
on the throne
pitching
predominant
prepollent
preponderant
prepotent
prevailing
reeling
regnant
rocking
rolling
ruling
swinging
tossing
sway Definition
Sway
(
v.
i.)
To
move
or
wield
with
the
hand
Sway
(
v.
i.)
To
influence
or
direct
by
power
and
authority
Sway
(
v.
i.)
To
cause
to
incline
or
swing
to
one
side,
or
backward
and
forward
Sway
(
v.
i.)
To
hoist
Sway
(
v.
i.)
To
be
drawn
to
one
side
by
weight
or
influence
Sway
(
v.
i.)
To
move
or
swing
from
side
to
side
Sway
(
v.
i.)
To
have
weight
or
influence.
Sway
(
v.
i.)
To
bear
sway
Sway
(
n.
)
The
act
of
sway
ing
Sway
(
n.
)
Influence,
weight,
or
authority
that
inclines
to
one
side
Sway
(
n.
)
Preponderance
Sway
(
n.
)
Rule
Sway
(
n.
)
A
switch
or
rod
used
by
thatchers
to
bind
their
work.
Sway
-backed
(
a.
)
Having
the
back
hollow
or
sagged,
whether
naturally
or
as
the
result
of
injury
or
weakness
Sway
-bracing
(
n.
)
The
horizontal
bracing
of
a
bridge,
which
prevents
its
sway
ing.
sway Bedeutung
rock
careen
sway
tilt
pitching
dangerously
to
one
side
stabilizer
bar
anti-
sway
bar
a
rigid
metal
bar
between
the
front
suspensions
and
between
the
rear
suspensions
of
cars
and
trucks,
serves
to
stabilize
the
chassis
sway
controlling
influence
rock
sway
shake
move
back
and
forth
or
sideways,
the
ship
was
rocking,
the
tall
building
sway
ed,
She
rocked
back
and
forth
on
her
feet
rock
sway
cause
to
move
back
and
forth,
rock
the
cradle,
rock
the
baby,
the
wind
sway
ed
the
trees
gently
swing
sway
move
or
walk
in
a
swinging
or
sway
ing
manner,
He
swung
back
hold
sway
be
master,
reign
or
rule
carry
persuade
sway
win
approval
or
support
for,
Carry
all
before
one,
His
speech
did
not
sway
the
voters
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