undulate 的 3 个定义
un·du·lat·ed, un·du·lat·ing.
- to move with a sinuous or wavelike motion; display a smooth rising-and-falling or side-to-side alternation of movement: The flag undulates in the breeze.
- to have a wavy form or surface; bend with successive curves in alternate directions.
- to rise and fall in pitch: the wail of a siren undulating in the distance.
un·du·lat·ed, un·du·lat·ing.
- to cause to move in waves.
- to give a wavy form to.
- Also un·du·lat·ed. having a wavelike or rippled form, surface, edge, etc.; wavy.
undulate 近义词
rise and fall
更多undulate例句
- He’s in the Montana prairie in a place called Centennial Valley, which is undulating sagebrush flats layered with ancient sand dunes bordered on one side by the Centennial Mountains.
- In this computer model, snakes that undulated flew similarly to the real-life snakes.
- Certain species of tree snakes can glide through the air, undulating their bodies as they soar from tree to tree.
- In the simulation, snakes that undulated flew similarly to the real-life snakes.
- Gliding snakes undulate their bodies both side to side and up and down, the researchers found, and move their tails above and below the level of their heads.
- "Built it this spring," he said, surveying his handiwork, which seemed to undulate as the cars swept past.
- But around and on every side of the retina undulate countless other rays that leave no impression upon it.
- A bold but popular authoress was severely rated lately for the passage, “made twilight undulate.”
- Scarcely had the crier ceased to speak, when the crowd began to undulate like a serpent behind the line of soldiers.
- A violent east wind causes the tall heather, now of the color of dead leaves, to undulate like a peaceful sheet of water.