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1 wave, wave
kb. anggota Korp Cadangan Wanita AL (di AS). -
2 wave
kb. gelombang. radio w. gelombang radio. 2 keriting, ikal, alunan (in hair). 3 ombak. 4 lambaian. -kkt. 1 melambaikan (the hand, a flag). 2 mengacungkan (weapon, fist). 3 mengombak (hair). -kki. 1 melambai. 2 berkibar (of flags). 3 berombak. -
3 wave
nounതിരമാല, തിര, അല, ഓളം, വീചി, കല്ലോലംverb transitive and intransitiveഉലയ്ക്കുക, അലയ്ക്കുക, വീശുക -
4 heat wave
nounതാപവാതം, നീണ്ട കാലത്തേക്കു തുടരുന്ന കഠിനമായ ചൂടുള്ള കാലാവസ്ഥ -
5 long wave
nounമുന്നൂറു കിലോഹെര്ട്സിലും കുറവ് ആവൃത്തിയുള്ള റേഡിയോ തരംഗം -
6 medium wave
nounമാധ്യമതരംഗം -
7 short wave
nounലഘുതരംഗം, ഒരുവൈദ്യുതകാന്തിക തരംഗം -
8 sound wave
nounധ്വനി തരംഗം, ശബ്ദതരംഗം -
9 surge
kb. 1 gelombang, gelora (of a crowd of indignation). 2 sentakan. -kki. 1 melanda (of a wave). 2 menggelora. -surging ks. yang (bergerak) bergelombang. -
10 tidal
ks. yang disebabkan pasang nai dan pasang surut. t. basin kuala air pasang. t. current arus pasang. t. wave gelombang pasang.
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