wave russian
волна́
wave, breaker
махну́ть
to wave, to give a wave, to wave to (someone)
to swing, to brandish, to flourish
to give up on, to wash one's hands of, to dismiss with a wave
to dash off, to head off, to rush off (to a place)
to leap, to jump (over), to vault
to knock back (a drink), to down (a shot)
to swap, to trade, to exchange
маха́ть
to wave
to flap (wings), to swing, to wag (a tail)
вал
shaft, roller, cylinder
rampart, earthwork, embankment
billow, high wave, breaker
gross output, gross volume, total output
помаха́ть
to wave, to wave to
to wave (something), to swing, to brandish
отмахну́ться
to brush aside, to dismiss, to shrug off
to wave away, to ward off with a wave
взмахну́ть
to wave
ве́ять
to blow (of a light breeze), to waft
to flutter, to wave, to sway
to emanate, to give off a sense of, to be in the air
замаха́ть
to begin to wave, to flap
колыха́ться
to heave, to sway, to wave, to flutter
прили́в
high tide, flood tide, rising tide
surge, rush, wave
influx, inflow
rush of blood, congestion, hot flush
lug, boss
отма́хиваться
to brush aside, to dismiss, to wave off
to wave away, to fend off, to swat away
помани́ть
to beckon, to motion (with the hand), to wave (to call over)
to entice, to lure, to attract
бор
coniferous forest, pine forest
boron
bur
tidal bore, bore wave
millet grass, wood millet
взмах
a wave
трепа́ться
to chatter, to blab, to prattle, to talk nonsense
to flutter, to flap, to wave (in the wind)
to get worn out, to fray, to become threadbare
to hang around, to knock about, to loaf about
пома́хивать
to wave, to swing lightly, to twirl
to wag
взма́хивать
to flap, to wave, to strike, to make strokes
зубе́ц
tooth (of a gear), cog
prong, tine, jag, point
merlon, battlement tooth
wave (on an ECG), spike, blip
буру́н
breaker, surf, bow wave
манове́ние
wave of the hand, beckoning gesture, sign with the hand
nod, nod of the head
blink of an eye, instant
радио́волна
radio-wave
завива́ться
to have a hair-do, to curl, to wave
отмаха́ть
to cover (a distance), to walk (a long way), to do (so many miles)
to wave away, to shoo away, to drive off (by waving)
похолода́ние
fall of temperature, cold wave, cold snap
зави́вка
waving, curling, wave, hair-do
волново́й
wave, undulatory, wave-like
взброс
upthrust, upcast, uplift
throwing up, hurling upward
plunging breaker, surge wave
волноме́р
wave-meter
волноуловитель
wave detector
гофрировать
to corrugate, to flute, to emboss
to pleat, to goffer, to crimp (fabric)
to crimp (hair), to wave
длинново́лновый
long-wave
завива́ть
to wave, to curl, to frizzle
коротковолнови́к
short-wave enthusiast
коротково́лновый
short-wave
незатуха́ющий
undamped, continuous (wave)
unabating, unflagging, sustained, steady
отма́хивать
to wave away, to shoo away, to brush off
to cover (a distance), to do (so many kilometres), to walk (a long way)
пермане́нт
permanent wave
радиотелеграфи́я
radio-telegraphy, wireless telegraphy, continuous wave radio
размаха́ться
to wave, to brandish
зави́ть
to wave, to curl, to frizzle
отмахну́ть
to wave away, to shoo away, to brush off (an insect)
to cover (a distance), to do (so many kilometres)
to knock off (quickly), to get done in no time
дро́гнуть
to tremble, to quiver, to shiver, to flinch
to waver, to give way
мета́ться
to rush about, to dash to and fro, to run around frantically
to toss and turn, to thrash about
to waver, to vacillate, to be torn
колеба́ться
to hesitate, to waver, to vacillate, to be undecided
to fluctuate, to vary, to range
to sway, to swing, to rock
to vibrate, to oscillate
колеба́ние
fluctuation, variation
oscillation, vibration
hesitation, wavering, indecision
диапазо́н
range, span, bracket
band, waveband, frequency range
spectrum, breadth, array
range (of a voice), compass
поколеба́ться
to hesitate (for a while), to waver, to have second thoughts
to sway (for a while), to swing, to flicker
потопта́ться
to shuffle one's feet a bit, to tread for a while, to stand around
to hesitate, to dither, to waver
заколеба́ться
to begin to hesitate, to begin to waver, to falter
to get fed up, to be worn out, to slave away
to begin to sway, to start to oscillate, to become unsteady
ша́ткий
wobbly, shaky, rickety, unsteady
precarious, unstable, shaky, wavering
flimsy, weak (argument), unconvincing
мя́ться
to crease, to wrinkle, to get crumpled
to hesitate, to hem and haw, to waver
перестра́иваться
to switch over, to adapt, to adjust, to reorganize oneself
to change lanes, to move into another lane
to be rebuilt, to be under reconstruction, to be restructured, to reform
to re-form, to regroup, to change formation
to be re-tuned (to another frequency), to switch (to another wavelength)
завитой
waved, curled, frizzled, crimped
коле́блющийся
vacillating, wavering, indecisive
swaying, wavering, flickering, fluctuating
обмыва́ться
to wash oneself, to bathe, to rinse oneself off
to be washed, to be rinsed off, to be washed by (waves)
махну́вший
having waved, having swung
дро́гнувший
shivering, trembled, flinched, wavered
помаха́вший
having waved, who waved
колеба́вшийся
wavering, hesitant, fluctuating
отмахну́вшийся
having brushed off, having waved away, having dismissed
взмахну́вший
having waved, having flapped, having swung, having brandished
замаха́вший
who waved, having waved, vigorously waving
колыха́ющийся
swaying, rocking, wavering, oscillating
поколеба́вшийся
who hesitated, who wavered, who faltered, who was shaken
заколеба́вшийся
having hesitated, having wavered, faltering, indecisive
полоскаемый
rinsed, being rinsed, washed (by waves), gargled
поколеба́вший
having shaken, having undermined, having caused to waver, having made doubt
поколе́бленный
shaken, wavered, undermined, challenged
лави́рующий
tacking, maneuvering, wavering, evasive
колыханный
swayed, rocked, swinging, wavering
вымахиваемый
being swung, being waved, being brandished
зы́бившийся
swaying, wavering, trembling, rocking
нахлёстываемый
being lashed, being whipped, being beaten (by waves, wind)
обмахиваемый
fanned, being fanned, waved, being waved
отмахиваемый
being swatted away, being waved away, being brushed off, being fended off
размаха́вшийся
having waved a lot, having swung extensively, over-waved
коле́блющий
wavering, fluctuating, oscillating, hesitant
обмахну́вший
having fanned, having brushed off, having waved
отмахну́вший
having brushed off, having waved away, having dismissed, having shrugged off
отма́хнутый
waved away, brushed off, fended off
ли́жущийся
licking itself, self-licking
licking (flames), lapping (waves), gently touching (waves)
нахлёстывающий
lashing, beating (against), crashing (of waves)
overlapping, lapping
Examples
Исто́рия подо́бна ква́нтовой фи́зике, где наблюда́тель ока́зывает влия́ние на наблюдаемое явле́ние. Уби́йство Кеннеди - э́то части́ца или волна?
History is like Quantum Physics, the observer affects the event observed. Is the Kennedy assasination a particle or a wave?
Большая волна переверну́ла паром.
A big wave turned the ferry over.
Tom gave Mary a friendly wave.
Он слу́шает коротково́лновую радиоста́нцию.
He listens to a short wave radio station.
Когда я услы́шал э́ту италья́нскую пе́сню, я почу́вствовал волну ностальги́и.
When I heard that Italian song, I felt a wave of homesickness.
This is the perfect wave.
This is the perfect wave.
Э́то вы́звало волну возмуще́ния.
This caused a wave of indignation.
Лодка покачнулась от сильной волны.
The boat lurched from the strong wave.
Одним мановением руки он остановил спор.
With a single wave of his hand, he stopped the argument.
Радиоволна передаёт сигнал на большие расстояния.
A radio wave transmits a signal over long distances.
Учёные измерили длину радиоволны в лаборатории.
The scientists measured the wavelength of the radio wave in the laboratory.
Поверхность воды имела волнообразный рисунок.
The surface of the water had a wave-like pattern.
Радио использует волновой принцип передачи данных.
Radio uses the wave principle to transmit data.
Волноуловитель установили на новой станции.
The wave detector was installed at the new station.
Этот приёмник ловит длинноволновые станции.
This receiver picks up long-wave stations.
Длинноволновое излучение проходит дальше.
Long-wave radiation travels farther.
Волна повредила надпалубное оборудование.
A wave damaged the above-deck equipment.
Лодка перекувырнулась от сильной волны.
The boat overturned in a powerful wave.
Парикмахер предложил ей модный перманент.
The hairdresser suggested a fashionable permanent wave for her.
Волна медленно подкатывается к берегу.
The wave is slowly rolling toward the shore.
Реакционность этой политики вызвала волну протестов.
The reactionary nature of this policy sparked a wave of protests.
Волна имеет синусоидальную форму
The wave has a sinusoidal shape.
На него накатилась волна усталости.
A wave of exhaustion swept over him.
Ведущий, объявивший результаты, вызвал бурю эмоций.
The host who announced the results caused a wave of emotion.
Набежавшая волна намочила наши вещи.
The wave that rolled in soaked our things.
Напиравшая волна людей смяла ограждение перед сценой.
The surging wave of people crushed the barrier in front of the stage.
Волна, захлестнувшая берег, унесла все лодки.
The wave that swept over the shore carried away all the boats.
Волна, переворачивавшая лодку, напугала рыбаков.
The wave that was overturning the boat frightened the fishermen.
Проплывший мимо катер поднял большую волну.
The motorboat that sailed past raised a large wave.
Волна, настигающая корабль, была огромной.
The wave catching up with the ship was enormous.
Мы видели волну, настигавшую пловца.
We saw a wave catching up with the swimmer.
Волна, подкатывающая к берегу, шумела ночью.
The wave rolling toward the shore roared at night.
Волна, обливающая берег, была огромной.
The wave washing over the shore was enormous.
На берег накатывала пенящаяся волна.
A foaming wave rolled onto the shore.
Волна, оттесняющая лодку от берега, усиливалась.
The wave pushing the boat away from the shore was growing stronger.



















