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1 teoría ondulatoria de la luz
• wave rapidly• wave the arms• wave theory of light• wave trainDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > teoría ondulatoria de la luz
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2 banda de ondas
• wave aside• wave detector• wave with the hands• waved -
3 ola de inflación
• wave mechanics• wave of inflation• wave one's arms -
4 ola inflacionaria
• wave mechanics• wave of inflation• wave one's arms -
5 saludar con las manos
• wave• wave band• wave with a crest of foam -
6 aletear ostentosamente
• wave front• wave heating -
7 avanzada de la onda
• wave detector• wave goodbye -
8 banda de frecuencias
• wave aside• wave detector -
9 cabrilla
• wave train• wave with the hands• whitecap -
10 calentamiento por ondas
• wave goodbye• wave in demandDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > calentamiento por ondas
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11 decir adiós con la mano
• wave farewell• wave grandlyDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > decir adiós con la mano
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12 detector de ondas
• wave at• wave farewell -
13 frente de la onda
• wave detector• wave goodbye -
14 frente de onda
• wave detector• wave goodbye -
15 gesticular con las manos
• wave one's arms• wave one's hands aroundDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > gesticular con las manos
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16 longitud de onda
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17 mecánica de ondas
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18 mecánica ondulatoria
• wave in demand• wave motion -
19 movimiento ondulatorio
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20 ola de cresta blanca
• wave train• wave with the hands• whitecap
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