वाइज़ (en. Vise)

To do this, help Russia to finally get rid of the devastation - the consequences of the civil war, and help Germany vise of the Versailles Treaty.

But William Wallace was not one to rest on his laurels; he saw this victory as the beginning of a long, hard road to freeing Scotland from England’s vise-like grip.

All too often, people of public spirit who would make ideal candidates are discouraged from running by the horrors of perpetual fundraising - the vise of money in politics - not to mention the spotlight shone on every small detail of their personal and professional lives.

If you do not have a vise, you can also clamp smaller gluing work here and let it dry under pressure.

It took a few hours, but the engineers did manage to diagnose the trouble and come up with a fairly simple fix: the astronauts were instructed to remove the front cover of the toilet and use a vise grip (a pair of pliers with locking jaws) to open and close the malfunctioning valve manually whenever they had to go.

You are placing them in the vise of being expected to pursue success - which inevitably involves making mistakes - but knowing that they will be criticized for their mistakes.

As vise president of China Electronics Industry Association Anti-static Equipment Branch, Shanghai Anping has a significant influence in this industry and market.