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undulate

/ˈʌn.djʊ.leɪt/

Traduction: Se dit de quelque chose qui se déplace par des mouvements ondulatoires doux ou qui présente une forme ondulée., Verbe décrivant un mouvement ou une progression ondulatoire et fluide, souvent continu ou sinueux.

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adjective

/ˈʌn.djʊ.leɪt/C2formal
  • frSe dit de quelque chose qui se déplace par des mouvements ondulatoires doux ou qui présente une forme ondulée.

Describes something that moves in a smooth, wavelike motion or has a wavy form.

  1. Having a wavy margin and rippled surfaceC2formal

    Describes an object, especially a leaf or a surface, that has a wavy edge and a rippled or undulating texture.

    frondulé

    • The undulate leaf of the oak tree is a key identifying feature.
    • The artist captured the undulate surface of the sand dunes in her painting.
    • The undulate margin of the fossil suggests it was a type of fern.

    Synonymescorrugatedrippledwavy

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verb

/ˈʌn.djʊ.leɪt/C1formal
  • frVerbe décrivant un mouvement ou une progression ondulatoire et fluide, souvent continu ou sinueux.

A verb used to describe a smooth, wave-like motion or movement, often in a continuous or flowing manner.

  1. Form ripplesC1formal

    To cause a liquid surface to move in small waves or ripples.

    frformer des ondulations

    • The breeze undulated the surface of the lake.
    • A stone thrown into the pond undulated the still water.
    • The wind undulated the tall grass in the field.

    Synonymesripplerufflewave

  2. Have a wavy shapeC1formal

    To have a form that consists of soft, rounded curves or waves.

    frOnduler (forme de vagues)

    • The landscape undulated gently towards the horizon.
    • Her hair undulated in soft waves down her back.
    • The sand dunes undulated across the desert.

    Synonymesbillowripplerollswellwave

  3. Move with a wave-like motionC1formal

    To move in a smooth, wavy pattern, rising and falling.

    frOnduler

    • The snake undulated across the sandy path.
    • The dancers' bodies undulated to the rhythm of the music.
    • The flag undulated in the strong wind.

    Synonymesbillowfluctuateheaveripplerollsurgeswaywave

  4. Vary in soundC2formal

    To increase and decrease in volume or pitch, creating a wave-like effect.

    frOnduler (variation sonore)

    • The singer's voice undulated beautifully through the aria.
    • The siren's wail undulated in the distance.
    • His speech undulated with emotion, rising and falling dramatically.

    Synonymesfluctuatemodulateoscillatewaver

Formes
  • undulated past participle
  • undulated past simple
  • undulating present participle
  • undulates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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