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wave
val
I. wave [weɪv] RZ.
1. wave of water:
wave
val r.m.
2. wave przen. (feeling):
wave of emotion
3. wave (series):
4. wave (hand movement):
wave
zamah r.m.
to give sb a wave
5. wave (hairstyle):
wave
koder r.m.
6. wave FIZ.:
wave
II. wave [weɪv] CZ. cz. nieprzech.
1. wave (greet):
wave
mahati [f. dk. pomahati]
2. wave (sway):
wave
wave
wave
wave flag
plapolati [f. dk. zaplapolati]
3. wave (be wavy):
wave
III. wave [weɪv] CZ. cz. przech.
1. wave (signal with):
to wave sb goodbye
2. wave (swing):
to wave a magic wand
3. wave (make wavy):
wave aside CZ. cz. przech.
wave down CZ. cz. przech.
wave
ustavljati [f. dk. ustaviti]
wave on CZ. cz. przech.
wave through CZ. cz. przech.
wave
ˈblast wave RZ.
blast wave
ˈcrime wave RZ.
crime wave
ˈlong wave RZ. RADIO
long wave
dolgi val r.m.
ˈme·dium wave RZ. esp Brit
medium wave
new ˈwave RZ.
1. new wave (movement):
new wave FILM, TV, TEATR
2. new wave (fresh outbreak):
per·ma·nent ˈwave RZ.
trajna r.ż.
ˈra·dio wave RZ.
radio wave
ˈshock wave RZ.
1. shock wave FIZ.:
shock wave
udarni val r.m.
2. shock wave przen.:
ˈshort wave RZ.
1. short wave (radio wave):
short wave
kratki [radijski] valovi r.m. l.mn.
2. short wave (radio):
short wave
ˈsound wave RZ.
sound wave
ˈtid·al wave RZ.
tidal wave
tidal wave
cunami r.m.
tidal wave przen.
plima r.ż.
tidal wave przen.
velik val r.m.
ˈwa·ter wave RZ.
water wave
ˈwave-band RZ.
wave-band
ˈwave-length RZ. FIZ.
wave-length
to be on the same wave-length
ˈwave pow·er RZ.
wave power
Present
Iwave
youwave
he/she/itwaves
wewave
youwave
theywave
Past
Iwaved
youwaved
he/she/itwaved
wewaved
youwaved
theywaved
Present Perfect
Ihavewaved
youhavewaved
he/she/ithaswaved
wehavewaved
youhavewaved
theyhavewaved
Past Perfect
Ihadwaved
youhadwaved
he/she/ithadwaved
wehadwaved
youhadwaved
theyhadwaved
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However, radios with only medium wave are also common, especially in countries where there are no longwave broadcasters.
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In 1997, a 350 metres, and a 250 metres mast of the facility used for medium wave broadcasting collapsed as a result of icing.
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The medium wave transmitter uses an insulated guyed steel lattice mast aerial with a height of 147 metres.
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Early radio systems generally used medium wave and longwave signals.
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Transmitters for long and medium wave require good grounding and soil of high electrical conductivity.
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