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[海洋]风浪；风波
1、southeasterly wind───东南风
2、black wave───黑波
3、wave───v.挥手；挥手示意；挥舞；飘扬；使（头发）略呈波形；n.海浪；心潮；涌现的人（或物）；挥手；波；（头发）卷曲；（感情）爆发
4、make wave───制造浪潮；扰乱正常的做法或常规
5、wind───n.(Wind)人名；(英、德、瑞典)温德；n.风；呼吸；气味；卷绕；vt.缠绕；上发条；使弯曲；吹号角；绕住或缠住某人；vi.缠绕；上发条；吹响号角
6、bungles wave───蹦极波
7、euroclydon wind───欧洲风
8、Wave hooves───波蹄
9、body wave───[力][地物]体波
1、Human life is like sailing on ships at sea at any time will be facing the wind wave, dangerous shoals reefs attacks.───人的一生好比船在大海上航行，随时会遭遇狂风恶浪、险滩暗礁的袭击。
2、Every summer, long hair switchgrass as if the wind wave girls.───每到夏季，长长的柳枝仿佛少女的长发随风飘舞。
3、By comparison with ship wave of general ship and wind wave the effect of these waves on bank slope is discussed.───并与普通客船船行波比较，分析船行波对岸坡的影响。
4、I believe that we need more wind and solar and maybe even wave.───我相信我们需要更多的风能和太阳能，甚至是潮汐能。
5、If a person experienced setbacks, strong wind wave machine, at least this person learn to be strong.───如果一个人经历过挫折，被大风大浪拍机，起码这个人学会了坚强。
6、The motion and tension responses of a moored system due to combined wind-wave-current action are numerically studied.───利用数值方法研究了锚泊浮体在风、浪、流联合作用下的运动响应和锚链线张力变化规律。
7、Wind wave is mainly used to generate capillary waves for the convenience of other research. And fan makes wave by way of suction.───风机造波主要用来产生毛细波，为其它基于波浪的研究提供便利，风机采用吸风式造波方式。
8、the spectrum variances stop growing when the wind wave grow sufficiently.───直到风浪达到充分成长，谱参量亦不再变化。
9、As an important test platform, the wind wave is added to the wave maker system which is based on the traditional paddle wave maker.───作为一种重要的实验工具，本造波XiTong在传统的摇板式造波基础上加入了风机造波。
1、When fishing ships are mooring in rough water, the dynamic loads on the cables will be affected by the wind, wave and current.
2、The most important are nuclear fission, wind, wave and tidal energy sources and solar energy by direct conversion and biomass.
3、The grain-size distributions are mainly controlled by the gravitative lake current and partly reworked by wind wave actions.
4、Today, President Obama unveiled a program to develop the renewable energy projects on the waters of our Outer Continental Shelf that produce electricity from wind, wave, and ocean currents.