What does wellen in German mean?
What is the meaning of the word wellen in German? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use wellen in German.
The word wellen in German means curl up, form waves, wave, wave, wave, cause ripples. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word wellen
curl up(gebogene Form annehmen) das dünne Blech wellen to curl the thin metal sheet up |
form waves(Wellen bilden) die Tapete wellt sich the wallpaper forms waves |
wave(Wasseroberfläche: Bewegung) (water) auf den Wellen surfen to surf on the waves |
wave([etw] wellenförmiges) natürliche Wellen im Haar natural waves of the hair |
wave(Physik: Schwingung) (physics: oscillation) die Länge einer Welle messen to measure the length of a wave |
cause ripples(übertragen (geringen Einfluss haben) Der Weggang des Kollegen schlägt nur kleine Wellen. The colleague's leaving does not cause such high ripples. |
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