English–Afrikaans dictionary
Afrikaans translation of the English word water‐wave
| English | Afrikaans (translated indirectly) | Esperanto |
|---|---|---|
🔗 This means the planet is warm enough for water to be present on its surface. | ||
| (drink) | ||
🔗 At the base of each mountain range, on the inner side of the triangle, ran a stream of water. | ||
🔗 Drink a little water. | ||
🔗 She halted in the shade of the old lime‐tree, then continued down to the beach to see what the waves had brought in. | ||
| (gesture) | ||
| (quiver; shiver; tremble; quake; rattle) | ||
🔗 The Ukrainian tactic could be to invite wave after wave of infantry attacks, knowing they can inflict heavy casualties on the enemy, a tactic used with success in Vuhledar late last year. | ||
🔗 Take Iran, which itself is now facing a wave of anti‐government protests. | ||
| English | Afrikaans |
|---|---|
| water‐wave | ⇆ waterkartel |
| water | ⇆ begiet; ⇆ benat; ⇆ bewater; ⇆ laat suip; ⇆ met water verdun; ⇆ moireer; ⇆ natlei; ⇆ natmaak; ⇆ spoelsel; ⇆ traan; ⇆ van water voorsien; ⇆ water; ⇆ water gee; ⇆ water laat inneem |
| wave | ⇆ baar; ⇆ brander; ⇆ golf; ⇆ golflyn; ⇆ golf‐; ⇆ golwing; ⇆ kartel; ⇆ opwelling; ⇆ swaai; ⇆ vlam; ⇆ waai; ⇆ wapper; ⇆ wiegel; ⇆ wuif |