ripple

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ripple
[rɪpəl]
sustantivo
1onda (f) ondulación (f) (on water); asomo (m) (of excitement); murmullo (m) (of applause)
verbo intransitivo
2ondular (water); extenderse (laughter, applause)

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ripple [ri-pel]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Agitarse, rizarse la superficie del agua. (n)
2Sonar como el agua que corre sobre un lecho áspero o pedregoso; murmurar. (n)
va. Formar pequeñas ondas, rizar la superficie del agua.
sustantivo
va. Desgargolar, sacudir el cáñamo para que despida el cañamó
sustantivo
1Oleadita, escarceo del agua, pequeña onda producida por una brisa suave, o al correr del agua sobre un lecho pedregoso.
2Cualquier sonido semejante al murmullo de las agua
sustantivo
3Ondulación, rizo, algo parecido a una oleadita.
sustantivo
1Un peine que sirve para desgargolar.

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ripple [ˈrɪpl]
noun
(small wave) onda; (f) rizo; (m) (sound) murmullo; (m)
a ripple of excitement un susurro murmullo de emoción;or a ripple of applause unos cuantos aplausos
verb:transitive
ondular; rizar
I could see the dawn breeze rippling the shining water A slight wind rippled the crops in the valley
verb:intransitive
rizarse
You throw a pebble in a pool and it ripples the rippling deep blue water of the lake The tops of the trees rippled #in the breeze
the crowd rippled with excitement el público se estremeció emocionado
A chill shiver rippled over his skin
modifier
ripple effect (n) reacción en cadena; (f) efecto dominó; (m)
to have a ripple effect provocar una reacción en cadena; tener un efecto dominó
Delayed flights have a ripple effect. Just one late flight could be carrying passengers for #a dozen connecting services

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Verb Conjugation for "ripple"

Imperative
  • ripple
  • you ripple
  • he/she ripples
  • we ripple
  • you ripple
  • they ripple
Preterite
  • I rippled
  • you rippled
  • he/she rippled
  • we rippled
  • you rippled
  • they rippled
Present Continuous
  • I am rippling
  • you are rippling
  • he/she is rippling
  • we are rippling
  • you are rippling
  • they are rippling
Present Perfect
  • I have rippled
  • you have rippled
  • he/she has rippled
  • we have rippled
  • you have rippled
  • they have rippled
Past Continuous
  • I was rippling
  • you were rippling
  • he/she was rippling
  • we were rippling
  • you were rippling
  • they were rippling
Past Perfect
  • I had rippled
  • you had rippled
  • he/she had rippled
  • we had rippled
  • you had rippled
  • they had rippled
Future
  • I will ripple
  • you will ripple
  • he/she will ripple
  • we will ripple
  • you will ripple
  • they will ripple
Future Perfect
  • I will have rippled
  • you will have rippled
  • he/she will have rippled
  • we will have rippled
  • you will have rippled
  • they will have rippled
Future Continuous
  • I will be rippling
  • you will be rippling
  • he/she will be rippling
  • we will be rippling
  • you will be rippling
  • they will be rippling
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been rippling
  • you have been rippling
  • he/she has been rippling
  • we have been rippling
  • you have been rippling
  • they have been rippling
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been rippling
  • you will have been rippling
  • he/she will have been rippling
  • we will have been rippling
  • you will have been rippling
  • they will have been rippling
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been rippling
  • you had been rippling
  • he/she had been rippling
  • we had been rippling
  • you had been rippling
  • they had been rippling
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