Rippled Meaning in English
word · lemma: ripple
ˈɹɪpəɫd
RIP-uhld
ɹˈɪpəld
RIP-uhld
Definition
Having small waves or undulations on the surface, like water or fabric. Can also mean a gentle effect spreading outward.
Usage & Nuances
Used for things like water, fabric, hair, or even feelings. Often describes gentle waves, not large or rough ones. Common collocations: 'rippled surface', 'rippled water', 'a rippled effect'. More literary/formal than casual; often used in descriptions.
Spanish: ondulado - arrugadoPortuguese (BR): ondulado - com ondulaçõesPortuguese (PT): ondulado - com ondulaçõesChinese (Simplified): 起波纹的 - 起涟漪的Chinese (Traditional): 起波紋的 - 起漣漪的Hindi: लहराया हुआ - तरंगितArabic: متموج - ذو تموجاتBengali: ঢেউখেলে যাওয়া - তরঙ্গায়িত - ছোট ঢেউযুক্তRussian: волнистый - рябящийся - покрытый рябьюJapanese: 波打つ - さざ波のようなVietnamese: gợn sóng - lăn tănKorean: 잔물결이 이는 - 물결치는Turkish: dalgalı - hafif dalgalıUrdu: لہریا دار - موج دارIndonesian: bergelombang - beriak
Example Sentences
The water rippled when I threw a stone in the pond.
basic
Her dress was rippled at the bottom.
basic
The sand was rippled after the wind blew.
basic
Laughter rippled through the crowd at his joke.
natural
Her hair looked beautifully rippled in the afternoon sunlight.
natural
A quiet excitement rippled through the team as the announcement was made.
natural