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1 wave
تَلْويح \ wave: a waving movement or sign, usu. with the hand: He gave a wave (of his hand) as he walked away. \ تَمَوُّج \ wave: a curved piece of hair: Her hair fell in natural waves. \ مَوْجَة (غضب، بَحْر، صَوْت، إلخ) \ wave: a feeling that spreads rapidly: a wave of anger, a rolling movement on the surface of the sea, a rolling movement of sound or light a shortwave radio. -
2 موجة (غضب، بحر، صوت، إلخ)
مَوْجَة (غضب، بَحْر، صَوْت، إلخ) \ wave: a feeling that spreads rapidly: a wave of anger, a rolling movement on the surface of the sea, a rolling movement of sound or light a shortwave radio. \ مَوْجَة إجْرَام \ crime wave: an unusually large number of crimes at the same time. \ مَوْجَة حَرّ \ heat wave: a period of unusually hot weather. \ مَوْجَة صَغيرة \ ripple: a little wave (made by a gentle wind or a dropped stone, etc.) on the surface of some water; the sound of this. \ مَوْجَةٌ عاتِيَة \ breaker: a big wave falling on to the shore.
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wave — wave1 W2S3 [weıv] n ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 1¦(sea)¦ 2¦(increase)¦ 3¦(people and things)¦ 4¦(light and sound)¦ 5¦(signal)¦ 6 7¦(hair)¦ 8 make waves 9 new wave 10 11 … Dictionary of contemporary English
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