English to Luxembourgish Meaning of wave - Schwéngung

Wave :

Schwéngung

noun

Schwéngung, Mee, Schwammen, massiv, Kuss-stoungen esouvill, Pip, neies, Som, Ray, Wellelängt, Keim, Besuergnëss, Suerg, mueres, Kierwel

verb

Schwammen, Schwéngung, Opstig an Wellen, Opstig an Welle, an surges klammen, massiv, schwammen, fléien, Fliger, Kite, Säit, faalen, Rock, dréihnen, Budge, erofsetzen, réckelen, Prozedur, Gelaachs, Beck, Zeechen, Weeër geleet, Reel, Wiggle presentéiert, provozéiert, Héichtouren, gehäit, Wandnoféierung

Wave :: laangwellegWaved :: DoutschlagWavelet :: waveletWavelets :: waveletsWavelike :: wavelikeWaves :: WellenWaving :: Caribbean

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Definitions of wave in English

Noun(1) one of a series of ridges that moves across the surface of a liquid (especially across a large body of water(2) a movement like that of a sudden occurrence or increase in a specified phenomenon(3) (physics(4) something that rises rapidly(5) the act of signaling by a movement of the hand(6) a hairdo that creates undulations in the hair(7) an undulating curve(8) a persistent and widespread unusual weather condition (especially of unusual temperatures(9) a member of the women's reserve of the United States Navy; originally organized during World War II but now no longer a separate branch
Verb(1) signal with the hands or nod(2) move or swing back and forth(3) move in a wavy pattern or with a rising and falling motion(4) twist or roll into coils or ringlets(5) set waves in

Examples of wave in English

(1) He shook hands and gave his typical wave and victory sign.(2) After the mid-19th century there was a wave of mass migration of poor Europeans to North America, and to other colonies, such as Brazil and South Africa.(3) A new survey reveals that less than a quarter of people wait on the platform to wave their loved one farewell until the train has pulled out.(4) Beyond this point, the damping steals energy from the wave and its amplitude quickly declines.(5) Even before birth, babies repeatedly kick their legs, wave their arms, and bring their hands to the mouth.(6) She tried to smile warmly at him, but it turned more into a grimace, so she sufficed with a simple wave before walking on.(7) It ├ö├ç├┐gave a rotundity to my person, a wave and curl to my hair, and perhaps led me to fancy pictorial illustration and flaming colours├ö├ç├û.(8) her hair has a slight natural wave(9) ├ö├ç├┐Your Majesty,├ö├ç├û she began, but he cut her off with a gesture, a wave of a hand that was clearly royal.(10) He had anticipated this move though for as soon as she broke the surface a wave of water hit her.(11) With a wave Patric walked casually outside the store and found a small bench on the other side of this ornamental bush where he sat himself down.(12) Their plans sent the first wave of bright-eyed immigrants back to Palestine in 1881.(13) Her long dark blonde hair had a natural wave and hung half to her waist.(14) She acknowledged the gesture with a wave of her own.(15) For example, guards may wave people they know through, leaving no record of who is in the facility.(16) We greeted each other with a wave and I gestured for him to look at the door.

Related Phrases of wave

(1) tidal wave ::

Gezäitekräfte Schwéngung

(2) shock wave ::

Schock Schwéngung

(3) new wave ::

New Wave

(4) the wave ::

d'Schwéngung

(5) sound wave ::

Toun Schwéngung

(6) sine wave ::

sine Schwéngung

(7) brain wave ::

Gehir Schwéngung

(8) radio wave ::

Radio Schwéngung

(9) square wave ::

Feld Schwéngung

(10) standing wave ::

beweegt Schwéngung

Related Phrases of wave

(1) tidal wave ::

Gezäitekräfte Schwéngung

(2) shock wave ::

Schock Schwéngung

(3) new wave ::

New Wave

(4) the wave ::

d'Schwéngung

(5) sound wave ::

Toun Schwéngung

(6) sine wave ::

sine Schwéngung

(7) brain wave ::

Gehir Schwéngung

(8) radio wave ::

Radio Schwéngung

(9) square wave ::

Feld Schwéngung

(10) standing wave ::

beweegt Schwéngung

Synonyms

Noun

1. gesture ::

schéckt

2. breaker ::

aequo verpasst

3. flow ::

Flux

4. surge ::

massiv

5. curl ::

stoungen esouvill

6. ripple ::

ripple

8. undulation ::

undulation

Verb

9. brandish ::

brandish

10. ripple ::

ripple

11. gesture ::

schéckt

12. beckon ::

beckon

13. undulate ::

undulate

14. curl ::

stoungen esouvill

Different Forms

wave, waved, wavelet, wavelets, wavelike, waves, waving

Word Example from TV Shows

gravity WAVE discovery, the more excited I get.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

It's a WAVE!

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 14

How does this gravity WAVE breakthrough

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

I wouldn't let you WAVE your blunders around like a victory flag.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 3

Yes, it's the apparent change in the frequency of a WAVE...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 6

Examples of wave from TV Shows

gravity WAVE discovery, the more excited I get.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

It's a WAVE!

The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 14

How does this gravity WAVE breakthrough

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 20

I wouldn't let you WAVE your blunders around like a victory flag.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 3

Yes, it's the apparent change in the frequency of a WAVE...

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 6

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