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Główne tłumaczenia |
wave n | (ocean, water: undulation) | fala ż |
| The ocean waves rocked the boat. |
| Fale oceanu kołysały łodzią. |
wave n | (hand gesture) | machanie n |
| | machać ndk. |
| | pomachać dk. |
| Amanda acknowledged Tim with a wave as she went past. |
wave n | figurative (series) | fala ż |
| There was a wave of protests after the announcement of the new policy. |
| Po ogłoszeniu nowej polityki pojawiła się fala protestów. |
wave⇒ vi | (gesture hello, goodbye) | machać ndk. |
| | pomachać dk. |
| She saw him waving from the end of the pier. |
wave [sth]⇒ vtr | (gesture: hello, goodbye) (na powitanie, na pożegnanie) | machać ndk. |
| | pomachać dk. |
| She waved goodbye to him. |
wave at [sb], wave to [sb] vtr + prep | (gesture in greeting) | machać komuś ndk. |
| | pomachać komuś dk. |
| | machać do kogoś ndk. + przyim. |
| | pomachać do kogoś dk. + przyim. |
| Brent waved at his sons as he approached the house. |
Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
wave n | (undulation) (sinusoidalna) | fala ż |
| | sinusoida ż |
| The meter showed a sine wave. |
| Miernik pokazał falę sinusoidalną. |
| Miernik pokazał sinusoidę. |
wave n | (weather: surge) | fala ż |
| A wave of cold air swept through the region last night. |
wave n | figurative (surge: of enthusiasm) (przenośny) | fala ż |
| There was a wave of enthusiasm after the team's win. |
wave n | figurative (rush of people) (przenośny) | fala ż |
| A wave of people flowed into the stadium after they opened the doors. |
wave⇒ vi | (flutter) | powiewać ndk. |
| Three flags were waving in the wind. |
wave [sth]⇒ vtr | (hold aloft) | wymachiwać czymś ndk. |
| Everybody ran when he started waving a gun. |
wave [sth] vtr | (agitate, make flutter) | machać czymś ndk. |
| The spectators at the parade were waving flags. |
wave [sth] vtr | (hair: curl) (włosy) | kręcić ndk. |
| | robić fale ndk. + ż, l.mn. |
| She waved her hair using her curling iron. |
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