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| NOUN | a wave | waves | |
| VERB | to wave | waved | waved waving | waves | |
| SYNO | moving ridge | to beckon | to brandish | ... |
Übersetzung für 'wave' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- to wave
- winken
wehen
flattern
wogen [geh.]
wacheln [ugs.] [österr.] [bayer.] [winken, wehen]
sich wellenartig bewegen - Werbung
- to wave sth. [style hair]
- etw.Akk. wellen [Haare]cosmet.
- to wave [move one's hand to and fro]
- winke, winke machen [Kinderspr.] [winken]
- to wave sth. [move sth. to and fro]
- mit etw.Dat. winken
- wave
- Welle {f}
Impulsform {f} - Wave [Am.] [Women Accepted for Volunteer Emergency Service]
- [weibliche Dienstfreiwillige im Zweiten Weltkrieg]mil.
- long-wave {adj} [attr.]
- langwelligelectr.phys.
- short-wave {adj}
- kurzwellig
- wave-exposed {adj} {past-p}
- wellenexponiert
- wave-like {adj}
- wellenartig
wellenförmig
wellenähnlich - wave-riding {adj}
- wellenreitend
- wave-shaped {adj}
- wellenförmig
- to wave about
- fuchteln
- to wave aside
- beiseiteschieben
- to wave at sb.
- jdm. zuwinken
jdm. winken [zuwinken] - to wave away
- verscheuchen [mit der Hand, z. B. Fliegen]
- to wave down
- anhalten [stoppen]
- to wave farewell
- zum Abschied winken
- to wave hair
- Haar wellen
- to wave lines
- Linien wellen
- to wave sb. away
- jdn. abweisen
- to wave sb. goodbye
- jdm. zum Abschied winken
- to wave sb. nearer
- jdn. heranwinken
- to wave sb. through
- jdn. durchwinken
- to wave sth. around
- mit etw.Dat. umherwedeln
- to wave to
- zuwinken
- to wave to sb.
- jdm. zuwinken
- (large) wave
- Woge {f} [geh.]
- abrupt wave
- Schwallwelle {f}
- acoustic wave
- Akustikwelle {f}audio
Schallwelle {f}audioelectr.
akustische Welle {f}audiophys.
Welle {f} im Hörbereichphys. - Alfvén wave
- Alfvén-Welle {f}phys.
- alpha wave
- Alpha-Welle {f}med.
- assault wave
- Angriffswelle {f}mil.
- assaulting wave
- Angriffswelle {f}mil.
- attack wave
- Angriffswelle {f}mil.
- ballistic wave
- Kopfwelle {f}
- bending wave
- Biegewelle {f}materialphys.
- beta wave
- Beta-Welle {f}med.
Betawelle {f}phys. - blast wave
- Druckwelle {f}
Detonationswelle {f} - Bloch wave
- Bloch-Welle {f}phys.
- bow wave
- Bugwelle {f}naut.
Bugsee {f} [Seemannssprache: Bugwelle]naut. - brain wave
- Geistesblitz {m}
Gehirnwelle {f}med.
Hirnstromwelle {f}med.MedTech. - breaking wave
- brechende Welle {f}
Brecher {m} [Welle]naut. - broadcasting wave
- Rundfunkwelle {f}RadioTV
- capillary wave
- Kapillarwelle {f}hydro.
- carrier wave
- Trägerwelle {f}
Trägerschwingung {f} - centimetre wave
- Zentimeterwelle {f}
- ciliary wave
- Cilienwelle {f}zool.
- circular wave
- Kreiswelle {f}phys.
- cnoidal wave
- Flachwasserwelle {f}hydro.
- cold wave
- Kaltwelle {f}
kalte Welle {f}
Kältewelle {f}meteo. - cold wave [industrial metal subgenre]
- Cold Wave {m}mus.
- compression wave
- Druckwelle {f}
Verdichtungswelle {f}phys.
Kompressionswelle {f}phys. - compressional wave
- Druckwelle {f}
Kompressionswelle {f}audiophys.
Verdichtungswelle {f}geol. - consolidation wave
- Konsolidierungswelle {f}econ.
- continuous wave <cw, CW>
- kontinuierliche Welle {f} <cw, CW>MedTech.phys.
- continuous wave <CW>
- Dauerstrich {m}phys.
- corona wave
- Corona-Welle {f}med.
- creeping wave
- Kriechwelle {f}audioelectr.
- crime wave
- Welle {f} der Kriminalität
- cylindrical wave
- Zylinderwelle {f}
- damped wave
- gedämpfte Welle {f}
- decimetre wave
- Dezimeterwelle {f}
- decimillimetric wave
- Zehntelmillimeterwelle {f}
- decuman wave
- riesige Welle {f}
- delta wave
- Deltawelle {f} [auch: Delta-Welle]med.
- detonation wave
- Detonationswelle {f}
- direct wave
- direkte Welle {f}
- dynamic wave
- dynamische Welle {f}
- earthquake wave
- Erdbebenwelle {f}geol.
- easterly wave
- östliche Welle {f}meteo.
tropische Welle {f}meteo. - edge wave
- Kantenwelle {f}
- electromagnetic wave
- elektromagnetische Welle {f}electr.phys.
- elementary wave
- Elementarwelle {f}phys.
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Anwendungsbeispiele Englisch
weitere Beispiele ...
- The film is divided in three parts: New wave (Vieja Ola), Eternal wave (Ola eterna) and Old wave (Nueva Ola).
- Solutions to wave propagation problems in linear elastic transversely isotropic media can be constructed by superposing solutions for the quasi-P wave, the quasi S-wave, and a S-wave polarized orthogonal to the quasi S-wave.
- There are two types of continuous-wave radar: "unmodulated continuous-wave" and "modulated continuous-wave".
- A sneaker wave, also known as a sleeper wave, or in Australia as a king wave, is a disproportionately large coastal wave that can sometimes appear in a wave train without warning.
- This means that the incident wave is split into two different wave types at the interface.
- S-wave refraction evaluates the shear wave generated by the seismic source located at a known distance from the array.
- Wave breaking intensity measures the force of the wave as it breaks, spills, or plunges (a plunging wave is termed by surfers as a "barrel wave").
- Each component wave function, and hence the wave packet, are solutions of a wave equation.
- Traveling-wave antennas fall into two general categories: "slow-wave antennas", and "fast-wave antennas". [...] Fast-wave antennas are often referred to as leaky wave antenna.
- At the Brillouin zone boundaries, Bragg reflection occurs resulting in a standing wave consisting of a wave with wave vector [...] and wave vector [...].
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