n.

1. 涟漪，细浪；波纹[C]
   The pebble made a ripple on the surface of the lake.

   石子在湖面上激起一个涟漪。

2. （头发的）波浪式；（衣裙的）褶子[C]
   Her hair hung to her shoulders in soft ripples.

   她的头发呈飘柔波浪式披悬到肩。

3. 潺潺声；起伏声[the S][（+of）]
   She lay on the bank, listening to the ripple of the stream.

   她躺在河岸上，听着小河的潺潺流水声。

   A ripple of laughter went through the audience.

   观众中响起一阵轻轻的笑声。

vi.

1. 轻轻荡漾
   Laughter rippled through the hall.

   大厅里荡漾着笑声。

2. 起涟漪；（头发等）呈波状
   The lake rippled gently.

   湖水轻轻地起着涟漪。

3. 作潺潺声
   The water rippled over the stones.

   水在石头上潺潺流淌。

vt.

1. 使起涟漪；使呈波状
   A breeze rippled the water of the pond.

   微风吹皱池水。

2. 使发出潺潺声

n.

1. （梳除亚麻茎上籽，叶等用的）粗钢梳[C]

vt.

1. （用粗钢梳）梳（麻）

n.

1. a small wave or series of waves.
   ▸Physics  a small wave in which the dominant force is surface tension rather than gravity.
2. a gentle rising and falling sound that spreads through a group of people.
   ▸a feeling that spreads through someone or something.
3. a small periodic variation in electrical voltage superposed on a direct voltage or low-frequency alternating voltage.
4. a type of ice cream with wavy lines of coloured flavoured syrup running through it.

v.

1. form or cause to form ripples.
2. (of a sound or feeling) spread through a person or place.