wave

wave
[weɪv] 1. n; c
1) [of hand] 挥动 [huīdòng]
2) (on water) 波浪 [bōlàng]
3) (RAD) 波 [bō]
4) (in hair) 卷曲 [juǎnqū]
5) [of emotion, panic, anger] 高涨 [gāozhàng]; [of violence, attacks, strikes] 风潮 [fēngcháo]
2. vi
1) (gesture) 挥手示意 [huīshǒu shìyì]
2) [+ branches, grass] 摆动 [bǎidòng]; [+ flag] 飘动 [piāodòng]
3. vt
1) (motion with) [+ hand] 挥 [huī]; [+ flag, handkerchief] 挥动 [huīdòng]
2) (brandish) [+ weapon, gun, spear] 挥舞 [huīwǔ]; [+ letter, newspaper, photo] 晃动 [huàngdòng]

* to give sb a wave — 向某人挥挥手

* the pain came in waves — 痛感阵阵袭来

* to wave to/at sb — 对/向某人挥手

* to wave goodbye to sb, wave sb goodbye — 向某人挥手告别

* he waved me away/over — 他挥手让我离开/过来

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