Wavelet

Definition

wave /weÇv/ v ၁။ (ေလတြင္) လႈပ္ယမ္းေနသည္။ တလူလူ လြင့္သည္။ a field of waving corn ❍ a flag waving in the breeze ❍ branches waving in the wind. ၂။ ~ (at/to sb); ~ sth (at sb); ~ sth about (လက္ကို) ေဝွ႔ယမ္းျပသည္။ လက္ျပသည္။ He waved when he saw us. ❍ They waved at/to us from across the road. ❍ She waved her arms (about) (in the air). ❍ The demonstrators were waving banners and placards (at passers-by). ❍ wave (sb) goodbye/wave goodbye to sb. ၃။ လက္ျပ၍ သြားခိုင္း သည္။ She waved them away impatiently. ❍ The policeman waved us on (ie indicated that we should continue). ၄။ (ဆံပင္) ေကာက္သည္။ His hair waves naturally. ❍ She has had her hair waved. n ၁။ [C] (က) လိႈင္းလံုး။ boats bobbing in/on the waves ❍ Huge waves crashed onto the beach. ❍ He sat in the water and let the waves break over him. ❍ surf (ခ) တစ္သုတ္ၿပီးတစ္သုတ္လာေသာ အရာ။ အသုတ္။ waves of tourists ❍ a new wave of invaders ❍ The pain comes and goes in waves. ၂။ the waves [pl] ( fml ) ပင္လယ္ေရလိႈင္း။ The ship sank beneath the waves. ၃။ [C] လက္ေဝွ႔ယမ္း ႏႈတ္ဆက္ျခင္း။ လက္ျပျခင္း။ With a quick wave of his hand, he was gone. ၄။ [C] (ဆံပင္) လိႈင္းတြန္႔။ Her hair has natural waves. See also permanent wave ၅။ [C] လိႈင္းလံုးကဲ့သို႔ တလိပ္လိပ္တက္လာေသာ စိတ္ခံစားမႈ၊ အေျခအေန။ a wave of anger/enthusiasm/hysteria ❍ a crime wave. See also heatwave, shock wave ၆။ [C] (က) (႐ူပေဗဒ) လိႈင္း။ radio waves. (ခ) ယင္းသို႔ေသာ လိႈင္းတစ္ခု။ See also medium wave, microwave ❏ make waves [ IDM ] ( infml ) ေမႊသည္။ ခေလာက္ဆန္ သည္။ Some people seem to enjoy making waves. ❏ wave sth aside [ PHRV ] ပယ္သည္။ My reservations about the plan were waved aside. ❏ wave sth/sb down [ PHRV ] လက္ျပ၍ ယာဥ္ကိုတားသည္။ ❏ wavelet /'weÇvlǝt/ n လိႈင္းအိ။ လိႈင္းကေလး။ gentle wavelets on a sandy shore. ❏ wave a magic wand [ IDM ] ေဆးေတာင္ေဝွးႏွင့္ ဖန္ဆင္း ေပးသည္။ He expects someone to wave a magic wand and find him a job. ❏ wavy adj ေကာက္ေသာ။ (လိႈင္းပံု) တြန္႔လိပ္ေသာ။ လိႈင္းတြန္႔။ a wavy line ❍ wavy hair.

Examples

1. The boat was smashed by a huge wave.
2. Children swam and played in the waves.
3. [wave of] : A fresh wave of selling sent technology stocks even lower.
4. A frightening wave of drug-related killings
5. [wave of] : Waves of protesters began arriving at the stadium.
6. [in waves] : Demonstrators came to the rally in waves.
7. Much of Dresden was destroyed by wave after wave of bombing.
8. [wave of] : They were overcome by a wave of horror at the news.
9. The scandal set off a wave of anger among local residents.
10. She felt a wave of tiredness sweep over her.
11. Jack walked away with a wave.
12. With a wave of the flag
13. the cars raced away.