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["vt. 影响；统治；使摇动\n vi. 影响；摇摆\n n. 影响；摇摆；统治\n n. (Sway)人名；(以)斯韦\n \n [\n 第三人称单数\n sways\n 现在分词\n swaying\n 过去式\n swayed\n 过去分词\n swayed\n ]"]

Powerful traditional chiefs hold sway over more than 15 million people in rural areas.

有权势的传统首领们统治着乡村地区的1500万人。

Rebel forces hold sway over much of the island.

该岛很大一部分控制在叛军手里。

He was quick to exploit those who fell under his sway.

他毫不犹豫地利用受他控制的那些人。

But the debate should not be swayed by misleading statistics that few Americans could possibly understand

Applicants and their parents are said to believe that the personal essay can sway the admissions committee

D)Common folks' scientific knowledge can sway policy making

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and actually, humans do this too,and in us, we'll sway,we'll move from side to side.

To counter the efforts of al Shabaabto sway more disaffected youth,in the wake of the group's 2010 attack

that you think that ethnicity and nationalityshould hold no moral sway.But even you sophisticates accept

When you stand up for what's true and you have that criticism,and you're trying to cause a movement, don't sway.Thank you.

going to the moon.Are airplanes safer? Did the bridge sway and fall?There, we have agreed-upon, fairly clear benchmarks,

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