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wave (A2)

カタカナ: ウェイヴ

IPA: /weɪv/

A moving ridge of water on the surface of a sea or lake, or the act of moving your hand to greet or say goodbye.

意味: 海や湖の表面で動く水の隆起、または挨拶や別れの際に手を動かす動作。

The children played in the small waves near the shore. — The children played in the small waves near the shore.
She waved goodbye to her friend. — She waved goodbye to her friend.

Japanese translations of Wave:

wave at (prepositional phrase): To move your hand to greet someone. — "He waved at his friend across the street."
wave to (prepositional phrase): To move your hand to greet someone. — "She waved to her teacher in the hall."
a wave of (collocation): A sudden increase or strong feeling of something. — "A wave of sadness came over him."