| 单词 | wave |
| 例句 | wave verb 1.•he waved his flag in triumph:brandish, shake, swish, move to and fro, move up and down, wag, sweep, swing, flourish, wield | flick, flutter. 2.•the grass waved in the breeze:ripple, flutter, undulate, stir, flap, sway, billow, shake, quiver, move. 3.•the waiter waved them closer:gesture, gesticulate, signal, beckon, motion.▶noun 1.•she gave him a friendly wave:gesture, gesticulation | signal, sign, motion | salute. 2.•he surfs the Malibu waves:breaker, roller, comber, boomer, ripple, white horse, bore, big kahuna | (waves) swell, surf, froth | backwash. 3.•a wave of emigration:flow, rush, surge, flood, stream, tide, deluge, spate. 4.•a wave of self-pity:surge, rush, stab, dart, upsurge, groundswell | thrill, frisson | feeling. 5.•his hair grew in thick waves:curl, kink, corkscrew, twist, ringlet, coil. 6.•electromagnetic waves:ripple, vibration, oscillation. PHRASES make waves informal •just be quiet and don't make waves:cause trouble, be disruptive, be troublesome | make an impression, get noticed. wave aside •he waved aside her protest:dismiss, reject, brush aside, shrug off, disregard, ignore, discount, play down | informal pooh-pooh. wave down •she had no luck waving down a cab:flag down, hail, stop, summon, call, accost. |
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