I. Meaning:
1, Pronunciation: English [We? v]； Beauty [us? v].
2, v.: wave greetings; Wave; Make ... into a waveform; Volume; Flying; Tremble; Wave; Wave; Wave (or something in your hand) to convey; Wave to ....
3, n: waves; Wave; A gesture of waving; A wisp of curly hair; Wave; Vibration; Electromagnetic wave; Wavy; wave peak
4. plural: waves.
5, the third person singular: waves.
6. present participle: wave.
7. past tense: wave.
8. past participle: waved.
Second, phrase collocation:
1, short wave: short wave; Short wave broadcasting.
2. Radio waves: radio waves.
3. Sound waves: sound waves.
4, make waves: hey, shout, make a big noise; Great influence; Make waves, make trouble.
Thirdly, bilingual examples.
She was blown away by the shock wave generated by the explosion.
She was knocked down by the shock wave of the explosion.
The wave of large-scale strikes shocked Ruhr, Berlin and central Germany.
The wave of large-scale strikes has caused unrest in Ruhr, Berlin and central Germany.
3. Those who wash sand in big waves must have more courage than ordinary people.
Surfers in huge waves must have more courage than ordinary people.
He is sometimes compared with the director of "New Wave" movies.
He is sometimes classified as a "trendy" director.