vague
| diffractee
| vague | |
| chem. | indistinct |
| environ. | sea wave; sea wave |
| ling. | indeterminate; vague |
| nat.sc. environ. | wave |
| soil. | faint |
| stat. | survey wave |
| vagues | |
| construct. | waves |
| diffracter | |
| chem. | to diffract; to deviate; to bend; to curve |
noun | noun | verb | to phrases
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| sea wave; sea wave A moving ridge or swell of water occurring close to the surface of the sea, characterized by oscillating and rising and falling movements, often as a result of the frictional drag of the wind | |||
| survey wave | |||
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| indistinct | |||
| indeterminate; vague | |||
| faint | |||
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| waves | |||
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| belly; bladder | |||
| wave | |||
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| striae; waviness | |||
| corrugation; washboard | |||
| corrugations | |||
| French thesaurus | |||
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| Formation composée de forces, engins de débarquement, véhicules amphibies ou aéronefs devant débarquer ou atterrir sur une plage presque au même moment. Elle peut être baptisée d'après son type, sa mission ou son numéro d'ordre: 1. vague d'assaut; 2. vague d'embarcations; 3. vague d'hélicoptères; 4. vague numérotée; 5. vague sur demande; 6. vague à l'horaire. (FRA) | |||
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vague : 272 phrases in 37 subjects |