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Definition of bow wave - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
metaphorleading edge of a moving force or trend
- The bow wave of innovation swept through the industry.
2.
ship movementTECH. wave formed at the bow of a moving shipTECH.
- The large tanker left a massive bow wave in its wake..
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maritime
prominent bow wave from a fast-moving boat
Examples of bow wave in a sentence
A bow wave of enthusiasm energized the volunteers. The yacht created a noticeable bow wave. A bow wave splashed over the deck.
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- French:vague de proue, vague d'étrave, ...
- German:Bugwelle, ...
- Italian:ondata, onda di prua, ...
- Spanish:ola de proa, ...
- Portuguese:onda de inovação, onda de proa, ...
- Chinese:潮流, 船首波, ...
- Japanese:先端, 船首波, ...
- Arabic:الموجة القائدة, مَوْجَةُ القَوْس, ...
- Hebrew:גַּל חַרְטוֹם, גַּל קִדְמִי, ...
- Russian:волна, волна у носа корабля, ...
- Ukrainian:хвиля, носова хвиля, ...
- Hindi:धारा, धनुष तरंग, ...
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