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Meanings of long wave in English
Usage of long wave in English
1
You've thrown all the long wave lengths out of the problem.
2
And then a long wave of warmth crossed the small town.
3
Electric waves, which include a class of electromagnetic radiant energy of long wave-length.
4
Users will then have to switch to FM, long wave, satellite or the internet.
5
The sun set behind wooded mountains, long wave-lines raised far back in geologic time.
6
You could watch it coming in like a long wave on a sandy beach.
7
A long wave rolled up, broke, and retreated, whilst Rhoda stood in silent uncertainty.
8
The station broadcasts on the long wave band and is aimed at the British market.
9
She munched at it idly, savoring the slightly sour, substanceless taste of the long wave lengths.
10
Most of the waves appear in long wave packets, oriented east-west and populated by narrow wave crests.
11
And all the colors will start together but some colors are long wave length and others are shorter.
12
The whirring wings of the locust let themselves go in one long wave of sound, passing into silence.
13
Her loosened hair fell in a long wave of gold down to the bloodstained hand outstretched toward her.
14
On it came, that long wave,-oh
15
A long wave broke with a splash and spread up the sand in a broad band of silver foam.
16
The long wave spark transmitter at Votanikos, a suburb of Athens, (callsign SXA) had been built by the
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Translations for long wave
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Long wave through the time
Long wave across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common