波动 | bō dòng | to undulate; to fluctuate; wave motion; rise and fall | |
奔波 | bēn bō | to rush about; to be constantly on the move | |
风波 | fēng bō | disturbance; crisis; disputes; restlessness; Classifiers: 场 | |
短波 | duǎn bō | shortwave (radio) | |
波浪 | bō làng | wave |
1 | So what exactly do New Left thinkers believe the next wave of Chinese socialism is going to look like? | |
2 | But to start the next wave of opportunities, we need to revive the kind of wanton cross-pollination that got us this far. | |
3 | Other times it behaves as a wave, and that is the way it helps us to think and rationalize what we observe. | |
4 | Because of the complicated interactions with the coast as wave after wave strikes, experts said the impact of a tsunami can be highly variable. | |
5 | This wave of excess density is sound. |