wave train
weɪv treɪn
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Definition of wave train - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
oceanographyTECH.succession of waves spaced at regular intervalsTECH.
  • The wave train was visible from the cliff.
2.
wavesTECH.series of waves travelling in the same directionTECH.
  • Surfers watched the wave train approach the shore.
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Images of wave train

  • wave train: succession of waves spaced at regular intervals
    succession of waves spaced at regular intervals
  • wave train: series of waves travelling in the same direction
    series of waves travelling in the same direction

Expressions with wave

blue waven.
large ocean wave with a blue hue
Surfers were excited about the blue wave approaching the shore.
wave awayv.
dismiss with a hand gesture
She waved away the waiter with a smile.
wave downv.
signal a vehicle to stop using a hand gesture
She waved down a taxi in the rain.
wave offv.
say goodbye with a hand gesture
She waved off her friend at the station.
wave of one's handn.
gesture moving the hand back and forth
She gave a wave of her hand to say goodbye.
surfing the waven.
riding ocean waves on a board for sport or fun
Surfing the wave requires balance and skill.

Expressions with train

gravy trainn.
situation where one can gain excessive profits with little effort
The corrupt deal put them on the gravy train.
train upv.
teach or develop skills through practice
They train up new employees to handle multiple tasks efficiently.
train wreckn.
disastrous situation or event
The project turned into a complete train wreck after the lead resigned.
train has leftexp.
train has departed from a station
The train has left the station at 5 PM.
train of thoughtn.
flow of connected ideas in the mind
I lost my train of thought during the presentation.
like a trainadv.
with unstoppable momentum or force
The team moved like a train through the competition.
jump a trainv.
board a moving train without a ticket
He decided to jump a train to get to the city.
like a freight trainadv.
with great force or intensity
The storm hit the coast like a freight train.
on the gravy trainadj.
benefiting from easy profit or advantage
He is on the gravy train with his new business.
ride the gravy trainv.
enjoy easy success or profit
After the merger, the executives were riding the gravy train.

Terms related to wave train

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Examples of wave train in a sentence

  • The wave train approached the shore steadily.
  • The wave train was visible from the cliff.
  • Scientists studied the wave train's impact on the coastline.

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  1. French:train de vagues, ...
  2. German:Wellenzug, Wellenserie, ...
  3. Italian:treno d'onde, treno di onde, ...
  4. Spanish:tren de olas, ...
  5. Portuguese:trem de ondas, sequência de ondas, ...
  6. Chinese:波浪序列, 波浪群, ...
  7. Japanese:波列, 波の連続, ...
  8. Arabic:سِلْسِلَة أَمْوَاج, مَوْج مُتَتَالٍ, ...
  9. Hebrew:רַכֶּבֶת גְּלִים, רֶכֶב הַגַּלִּים, ...
  10. Russian:волновой поезд, цепочка волн, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хвильовий потяг, хвильовий потік, ...
  12. Hindi:तरंग श्रृंखला, लहरों की श्रृंखला, ...
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