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Detailübersetzungen für undulation (Englisch) ins Französisch

undulation:

undulation [the ~] Nomen

  1. the undulation (waving; wave; waves)
    la vague; l'ondulation; le vallonnement; le mouvement des vagues; le mouvement ondulatoire

Übersetzung Matrix für undulation:

NounVerwandte ÜbersetzungenWeitere Übersetzungen
mouvement des vagues undulation; wave; waves; waving
mouvement ondulatoire undulation; wave; waves; waving
ondulation undulation; wave; waves; waving waving; winding
vague undulation; wave; waves; waving breaker; darkness; obscurity; vagueness
vallonnement undulation; wave; waves; waving
- wave
ModifierVerwandte ÜbersetzungenWeitere Übersetzungen
vague bland; blurred; dim; dull; faded; faint; filmy; foggy; hazy; hushed; in an undertone; inconvenient; indistinct; lurid; misty; muffled; muzzy; not bright; not clear; obscure; out of focus; pale; sallow; subdued; turbid; uncertain; unclear; undefinable; vague; vaguely; washed out

Verwandte Wörter für "undulation":


Synonyms for "undulation":


Verwandte Definitionen für "undulation":

  1. (physics) a movement up and down or back and forth1
  2. wavelike motion; a gentle rising and falling in the manner of waves1
  3. an undulating curve1

Wiktionary Übersetzungen für undulation:

undulation
noun
  1. Mouvement oscillatoire qui se produit sur l’eau
  2. Mouvement qui imite celui des ondes
  3. Dessin ou contours d’une draperie
  4. Mouvements oscillatoires concentriques qui animent certains milieux fluides

undulation form of undulate:

to undulate Verb (undulates, undulated, undulating)

  1. to undulate (wave; gush; flow)
    onduler; ruisseler; gicler; ondoyer
    • onduler Verb (ondule, ondules, ondulons, ondulez, )
    • ruisseler Verb (ruisselle, ruisselles, ruisselons, ruisselez, )
    • gicler Verb (gicle, gicles, giclons, giclez, )
    • ondoyer Verb (ondoie, ondoies, ondoyons, ondoyez, )

Konjugationen für undulate:

present
  1. undulate
  2. undulate
  3. undulates
  4. undulate
  5. undulate
  6. undulate
simple past
  1. undulated
  2. undulated
  3. undulated
  4. undulated
  5. undulated
  6. undulated
present perfect
  1. have undulated
  2. have undulated
  3. has undulated
  4. have undulated
  5. have undulated
  6. have undulated
past continuous
  1. was undulating
  2. were undulating
  3. was undulating
  4. were undulating
  5. were undulating
  6. were undulating
future
  1. shall undulate
  2. will undulate
  3. will undulate
  4. shall undulate
  5. will undulate
  6. will undulate
continuous present
  1. am undulating
  2. are undulating
  3. is undulating
  4. are undulating
  5. are undulating
  6. are undulating
subjunctive
  1. be undulated
  2. be undulated
  3. be undulated
  4. be undulated
  5. be undulated
  6. be undulated
diverse
  1. undulate!
  2. let's undulate!
  3. undulated
  4. undulating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Übersetzung Matrix für undulate:

VerbVerwandte ÜbersetzungenWeitere Übersetzungen
gicler flow; gush; undulate; wave crackle; spatter; splash; sputter; wade
ondoyer flow; gush; undulate; wave
onduler flow; gush; undulate; wave crisp; curl; flourish; form circles; frizz; put in curlers; twirl
ruisseler flow; gush; undulate; wave come down in torrents; drain off; drip; drop; flow; flow away; gush; mess; ooze; pitter; pour; run; seep; trickle
- cockle; flap; riffle; ripple; roll; ruffle; wave

Verwandte Wörter für "undulate":


Synonyms for "undulate":


Verwandte Definitionen für "undulate":

  1. having a wavy margin and rippled surface1
  2. increase and decrease in volume or pitch, as if in waves1
    • The singer's voice undulated1
  3. move in a wavy pattern or with a rising and falling motion1
    • The curtains undulated1
  4. stir up (water) so as to form ripples1
  5. occur in soft rounded shapes1

Wiktionary Übersetzungen für undulate:

undulate
verb
  1. -
undulate
verb
  1. remuer, se mouvoir à la manière des ondes.
  2. Avoir un mouvement d’ondulation lent, mais sensible.
  3. Pratiquer des vallonnements.