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翻译词典生词本查词历史登录英/中ripple英语 / 中文 词典 / 翻译考试等级：CET-6 / TEM-4 / TEM-8 / TOEFL / IELTS / GMAT / GRE英ˈrɪp(ə)l美ˈrɪp(ə)l涟漪；波纹；起伏A small wave or series of waves on a liquid surface; a gentle rising and falling effect.释义例句n.涟漪；波纹；起伏的声音或效果The stone created ripples across the pond.石头在池塘上荡起层层涟漪。A ripple of laughter went through the audience.观众中传出一阵轻笑。The news caused ripples in the stock market.这则消息在股市引起波动。Financial Times更多vi.起涟漪；波动；扩散Water rippled under the moonlight.月光下水波荡漾。Muscles rippled across his back as he worked.他工作时背部肌肉起伏。Excitement rippled through the stadium.兴奋感在体育场中蔓延。更多vt.使起涟漪；使波动The wind rippled the surface of the lake.风使湖面泛起涟漪。She rippled her fingers through the water.她用手指划过水面形成波纹。The earthquake rippled the ground like liquid.地震使地面像液体般波动。National Geographic更多词态变化第三人称单数ripples复数ripples现在分词rippling过去时rippled过去分词rippled短语搭配ripple effect连锁反应；涟漪效应ripple through波及；传遍gentle ripple轻柔的涟漪更多相关派生词rippled / rippling / rippler同义词wavelet / undulation / fluctuation / wave / shimmer反义词stillness / flatness / calm混淆词nipple / cripple / rattle记忆提示联想记忆：两个'p'像水面连续波纹，'ri-'开头让人想到river（河流）。想象向平静池塘扔石头时涟漪扩散的场景。词根可能源自古英语 rip（撕裂）+ 反复后缀 -le，表示反复波动词源14世纪晚期出现，可能源自中古英语 ripelen（形成波纹），或与中古荷兰语、低地德语中的类似词有关。词根可能模拟水波声音，或与古英语 rip（撕裂）相关，暗示水面被扰动撕裂的意象。1670年代首次明确记录水波含义，1860年代发展出抽象传播含义。使用要点1. 作不及物动词时：描述自然形成的波动（Water rippled）
2. 作及物动词时：强调外力导致的波动（Wind rippled the lake）
3. 抽象用法：常与effect, through搭配（ripple effect）
4. 名词复数ripples可指连续波动或连锁影响百科资料Ripple describes small wave formations on liquid surfaces, typically water, caused by disturbances like dropping objects or wind. The term extends metaphorically to describe visual effects resembling water waves, such as light patterns on surfaces or fabric textures. In broader contexts, 'ripple' signifies spreading effects in social, economic, or emotional spheres where a single event creates cascading consequences. The physics of ripples involves energy transfer through mediums, while culturally, the imagery evokes tranquility, impermanence, and interconnectedness. Modern usage includes cryptocurrency (Ripple payment protocol) and physics phenomena like gravitational ripples in spacetime.
The word entered English around late 14th century from uncertain origins, possibly imitative of water sounds. Its dual nature as noun and verb makes it linguistically versatile, describing both physical phenomena and abstract propagation of influence.扩展阅读Ripple Definition & Meaninghttps://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rippleRIPPLE | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionaryhttps://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/rippleRipple - Definition, Meaning & Synonymshttps://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/ripple词典内容由 AI 生成质量反馈绿色版权© 2025 萌翻-京公网安备11011502038737号 -京ICP备2025123831号-1
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