Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Wave"
El significado de "Wave" en varias frases y oraciones
Q:
¿Qué significa magnetic wave?
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It is a scientific concept so it can be hard to explain. You need to understand the Electromagnetic Spectrum. Magnetic is a kind of force and wave means anything that goes up and down.
Q:
¿Qué significa “quit spinning your wave of lies”?
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I think it might be “quit spinning your web of lies” and it means the person wants you to stop telling so many lies. It’s a “web of lies” because there are so many lies (some which may be to cover up for earlier lies told) that they become all tangled up, like a web. Hope that makes sense.
Q:
¿Qué significa sent a wave of sth through someone ?
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To 'send a wave of X through' a person/place/group of people means to make them feel X.
This expression is more commonly used with negative feelings e.g shock, fear, horror.
1. News of the terror attack sent a wave of fear across London.
2. The sudden death of the King sent waves of shock across the country.
This expression is more commonly used with negative feelings e.g shock, fear, horror.
1. News of the terror attack sent a wave of fear across London.
2. The sudden death of the King sent waves of shock across the country.
Q:
¿Qué significa "waves" in
they gave me friendly waves?
they gave me friendly waves?
A:
Waves are greetings with your hands 👋. So "they gave me friendly waves" means something like they waved/greeted me with a smile on their face. Something like that 😀
Q:
¿Qué significa 'a whole second and third wave of questions'?
A:
It means more questions are created. More to be asked.
Ejemplos de oración usando "Wave"
Q:
Por favor muéstrame oraciones como ejemplos con make waves.
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Oh wait, I looked it up and it’s familiar to me, sorry. You might see it in the news or academic writing but still not common, in my opinion! It’s similar to ‘making (the) rounds’ btw (by the way).
For example, ‘the recent lockdown restrictions are making waves around the world’.
I hope this helps:)
For example, ‘the recent lockdown restrictions are making waves around the world’.
I hope this helps:)
Q:
Por favor muéstrame oraciones como ejemplos con wave.
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These sentences use three different definitions of the word "wave".
The queen is expected to wave at the crowds of people.
I surfed the wave all the way to the shore line.
There was a wave of panic that went through the crowd.
The queen is expected to wave at the crowds of people.
I surfed the wave all the way to the shore line.
There was a wave of panic that went through the crowd.
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Por favor muéstrame oraciones como ejemplos con through waves.
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@Ri-na For something like that you could say:
My enthusiasm for cooking comes in waves.
Is it like that?
My enthusiasm for cooking comes in waves.
Is it like that?
Palabras similares a "Wave" y sus diferencias
Q:
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre wave y greeting ?
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A wave is when you shake your hand to say hello or goodbye to someone. You can also use it like “He waved away my apologies.” Wave in another sense is like a beach wave. Greeting now would be saying hello to someone in any variation, like “Greetings/Hi/Hello Mr. Smith.”
Q:
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre waves crashing into the cliffs y waves crashing the cliffs ?
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There’s not much of a difference. When adding “into the” into the sentence, the subject complement re-identifies the subject. It’s more natural to say “waves crashing into the cliffs”. As “waves crashing the cliffs” seem a little unnatural
1. I can see the waves crashing into the cliffs
1. I can see the waves crashing into the cliffs
Q:
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre You are for me how wave y You are like a wave to me ?
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For me, you're like a wave or you're the same as wave to me or you're like a wave for me. how wave is not grammatically correct.
Q:
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre wave y wavelike ?
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Wave - a wave
Wavelike - like a wave, similar to a wave.
Wavelike - like a wave, similar to a wave.
Q:
¿Cuál es la diferencia entre wave y shake ?
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A wave is a smooth motion, like when you say "Hello" to someone.
A shake is more violent, like when you try to wake someone in a deep sleep.
A shake is more violent, like when you try to wake someone in a deep sleep.
Traducciones de "Wave"
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¿Cómo dices esto en Inglés (US)? たとえ波の音は聞こえても、それは「昔、むかし」と、何かを語っただろうか。さらにその昔の地球は、今私たちがもっと大きなものを望遠鏡で見るような、ただ一塊りのガズの雲だった。If waves could be heard, they'd say something like "long ago...". Earth of further in the past, as if looked with a telescope to see big things, was just a cloud of gas？
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Even if you could hear the sound of the waves, did you say something "old days"? Moreover, the Earth in the olden days was just a cloud of gaz, as we now see larger things with a telescope.
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¿Cómo dices esto en Inglés (US)? "The wave, perhaps 10,000 or 9,000 years ago, saw the migration from North-east Asia of groups ancestral to the modern Eskimo and Aleut."
Does this mean groups of people from North-east Asia migrated a long ago and they are ancestral to Eskimo and Aleut?
Does this mean groups of people from North-east Asia migrated a long ago and they are ancestral to Eskimo and Aleut?
A:
Yes, you are correct.
Q:
¿Cómo dices esto en Inglés (US)? what does wave at the bus mean???????
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You wave at the bus driver get his attention, so they can stop the bus for you to get on
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¿Cómo dices esto en Inglés (UK)? How do you say it when a wave covers somebody completely? I bet there is a phrasal verb for that. For example: "A huge wave ..... him so he barely managed to make it to the shore"
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I'd say "engulfed".
Q:
¿Cómo dices esto en Inglés (US)? wave your flag?
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Revisa la pregunta para ver la respuesta
Otras preguntas sobre "Wave"
Q:
¿Esto suena natural? 1- Now is when I wave off.
2- I had to wave off the appointment to stay with my family.
3- He waved off to his family.
2- I had to wave off the appointment to stay with my family.
3- He waved off to his family.
A:
@engelg904
Wave off is dismissive: I waved off the waiter because I wanted to continue the conversation.
To wave off an appointment means that you decide not to go.
He waved off the doctor's appointment because he was too busy with work.
Wave off and dismiss can be synonyms. Think off wave off literally as waving the hand to push something away in order to better remember it.
Wave off is dismissive: I waved off the waiter because I wanted to continue the conversation.
To wave off an appointment means that you decide not to go.
He waved off the doctor's appointment because he was too busy with work.
Wave off and dismiss can be synonyms. Think off wave off literally as waving the hand to push something away in order to better remember it.
Q:
¿Esto suena natural? The waves are coming this way.
A:
But you can also say "The waves are coming my/our way" if you want to say the waves are coming to you😅
Q:
¿Esto suena natural? There is a global wave of nativism.
Globefish have poison on its entrails.
If the action was done by common consent, I cannot help you with this case.
The clothes I want was on display yesterday, but they aren’t today.
Gravity is an immutable law on earth.
Thank you so much for your help!
Globefish have poison on its entrails.
If the action was done by common consent, I cannot help you with this case.
The clothes I want was on display yesterday, but they aren’t today.
Gravity is an immutable law on earth.
Thank you so much for your help!
A:
That sound really natural! Try using this sentence instead "Yesterday I saw some clothes on display, which I wanted. Unfortunately, they weren't on display anymore."
Q:
¿Esto suena natural? a large wave caused by high winds makes people to run into a shelter.
A:
Sure!😄
'shelter' is an uncountable noun, that's why there's no need for you to add 'a or the'
'shelter' is an uncountable noun, that's why there's no need for you to add 'a or the'
Q:
What does "a headlong wave of motion among a staff still getting adjusted to the hour" (6th paragraph) mean?
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WILMETTE, Ill. -Othea Loggan came to Chicago and got a job bussing tables and washing dishes at Walker Bros. Original Pancake House in Wilmette. One of his brothers-in-law was the chef. Loggan lived on the South Side but he didn't mind the long, early morning commute to the North Shore, clear across downtown Chicago and Cook County. He was just happy to be free of Mississippi, where he had grown up poor, one of 10 kids. Walker Bros. was relatively new then, and a fast success, establishing itself in less than four years as a breakfast staple for businessmen from Glencoe and hung-over graduate students from Northwestern alike. Loggan himself had been in Chicago only two weeks.
He started March 30, 1964.
"The Outer Limits" was on TV that night. The No. 1 song was "She Loves You," by The Beatles. The battle of the Gulf of Tonkin, which cemented the United States in Vietnam, was six months away. And two weeks earlier, Lyndon Johnson, new to the Oval Office, proposed to Congress the first War on Poverty.
Loggan's starting salary was $1.15 an hour, the federal minimum wage, but enough, he recalls now, to save up and buy a small house, if you got lucky. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, roughly 40 percent of Americans in the early 1960s stayed in a job for 10 years or longer. Loggan never really intended to stay that long. He was only 18.
He didn't really have plans.
On a muggy July morning, Othea Loggan walked into the kitchen at Walker Bros. Original Pancake House. He arrived as he had for decades, through a side door, at 5:50 a.m., a headlong wave of motion among a staff still getting adjusted to the hour. The president was Donald Trump, the No. 1 song in the country was "Nice For What" by Drake, and according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average job tenure in the United States was just four years. Or, if you worked in a restaurant, it was closer to two.
Loggan, however, was still a busboy.
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WILMETTE, Ill. -Othea Loggan came to Chicago and got a job bussing tables and washing dishes at Walker Bros. Original Pancake House in Wilmette. One of his brothers-in-law was the chef. Loggan lived on the South Side but he didn't mind the long, early morning commute to the North Shore, clear across downtown Chicago and Cook County. He was just happy to be free of Mississippi, where he had grown up poor, one of 10 kids. Walker Bros. was relatively new then, and a fast success, establishing itself in less than four years as a breakfast staple for businessmen from Glencoe and hung-over graduate students from Northwestern alike. Loggan himself had been in Chicago only two weeks.
He started March 30, 1964.
"The Outer Limits" was on TV that night. The No. 1 song was "She Loves You," by The Beatles. The battle of the Gulf of Tonkin, which cemented the United States in Vietnam, was six months away. And two weeks earlier, Lyndon Johnson, new to the Oval Office, proposed to Congress the first War on Poverty.
Loggan's starting salary was $1.15 an hour, the federal minimum wage, but enough, he recalls now, to save up and buy a small house, if you got lucky. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, roughly 40 percent of Americans in the early 1960s stayed in a job for 10 years or longer. Loggan never really intended to stay that long. He was only 18.
He didn't really have plans.
On a muggy July morning, Othea Loggan walked into the kitchen at Walker Bros. Original Pancake House. He arrived as he had for decades, through a side door, at 5:50 a.m., a headlong wave of motion among a staff still getting adjusted to the hour. The president was Donald Trump, the No. 1 song in the country was "Nice For What" by Drake, and according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average job tenure in the United States was just four years. Or, if you worked in a restaurant, it was closer to two.
Loggan, however, was still a busboy.
A:
〜people were moving, stretching, and still waking up because it was so early.
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