浪
wave; unrestrained; wander; surname
Meanings
5 senses · 22 examplesnoun
wave; surge
Refers to natural water waves, often used in literary and daily contexts.
The sea is calm today, perfect for boating.
The sailors sailed far away riding the wind and waves.
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After the storm, towering white waves flooded the shore.
Ocean waves beat against the rocks with a loud sound.
The waves on the small river sway gently with the breeze.
noun
undulating object; wave-like form
Used to describe things that have a wavy, rising and falling shape.
The wind blows through the wheat field, raising layers of wheat waves.
The sound wave on the stage is getting louder, and the audience's mood is high.
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Sand waves in the desert roll with the wind.
A wave of cheers came from afar.
The melody of this song has a wavy, rising and falling rhythm.
adjective
unrestrained; indulgent; wasteful
Used to describe behavior that is not restrained, or spending money carelessly.
He has an unrestrained personality and likes a free life.
We must not waste food and should develop good habits of conservation.
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He spends money too freely, always buying useless things.
Don't be unrestrained, and strictly demand yourself.
This company finally went bankrupt due to serious waste.
verb
wander; stroll around
dialectThis is a regional dialect usage, mainly used in northern Chinese dialects.
I like to wander around the street for a day on weekends to relax.
He wandered around the street with his friends all day yesterday.
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It's vacation, let's wander by the river.
Don't wander outside all day, go home and do your homework quickly.
They made an appointment to wander around the shopping mall on the weekend.
noun
surname
A rare Chinese surname, mainly distributed in parts of northern China.
Mr. Lang is a new colleague in our company.
I have a classmate with the surname Lang, everyone thinks his last name is very special.