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Перевод: wave

[прилагательное]
волновой;
[существительное]
волна ; вал ; подъем ; махание; взмах ; волнистость ; завивка ; колебание; сигнал ; атакующая цепь;
[глагол]
развеваться; качаться; размахивать; размахаться; махать; махнуть; взмахнуть; волноваться; виться; завивать; завить; подавать знак рукой

Тезаурус:

1. Using this method, they have obtained a two-parameter class of colliding wave solutions with non-aligned polarization.
2. No matter how good you are, you can't ride an unrideable wave."
3. The energy upon which the various renewable sources draw is the sun, in the case of solar energy, wind energy, wave energy, biomass and hydro-electric power, while in the case of tidal energy the source is the moon, and the earth's rotation.
4. Always try to approach the wave at right angles.
5. There is nothing like sitting out on a trapeze on a windy day, getting completely soaked by each new wave to make you feel cleansed of the city grime.
6. However, these congruences are in different planes from the congruences on which the two wave components propagate, and for which the contraction and shear clearly become unbounded as .
7. When he took up his pen again, it was as if he had assumed the annihilating impact of that wave: his books, he said, "must be read as if they were the books of a dead man".
8. This, the inquiry was told, was what happened to Britain's nascent wave energy programme in 1982.
9. They move towards the sound of gunfire, a slow wave of grey flannel, chattering amiably among themselves, with no urgency, no uncertainty on this or many other matters, old folk in the kindest of retirement homes.
10. The height and type of a jump will depend on the steepness of the wave and your speed.
11. Island fraudsters feel heat Wave of arrests to follow banks inquiry by British police
12. He stupidly took off on the outside of a wave when someone else had already established priority on the inside.
13. Gutters, overhung with herbaceous toupees, wave dangerously from the rooftops.