English to Maori Meaning of vibration - wiri

Vibration :

wiri

noun

wiri, faaati, Wiri ana, feaa, te kōwarotanga, paoro, tangi rite, otu'itu'iraa, he pini, whiu, hihiko, oaoa, hīnātore, wiriwiri, paorooro, kaupapa, ngangau, nekehanga, tārere, pule'i, puhake

Vibration :: wiriVibrations :: wiri

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Definitions of vibration in English

Noun(1) the act of vibrating(2) a shaky motion(3) (physics(4) a distinctive emotional aura experienced instinctively

Examples of vibration in English

(1) As soon as the flaps are extended and you start down, you will be conscious of a slight vibration or buffeting.(2) the big-capacity engine generated less vibration(3) I have to say I am mighty impressed by its rumbling vibration , even though it was only used as part of the orchestra.(4) The whole universe is also vibrating at a certain vibration per second.(5) the high frequencies of vibration in diamond(6) There is a bulkhead styled like a helicopter and underfloor hydraulics to recreate the sickening vibration of one.(7) Increased vibration is not what is needed on an already bumpy track.(8) Additional equipment was used to generate soil vibrations in playback experiments.(9) Imagine a molecule made up of tiny balls connected by springs, twang the balls and the molecule vibrates with a set of frequencies which can be recorded as a vibrational spectrum.(10) The atmosphere of the cottage was thick with uneasy vibrations , and as she ascended the staircase, they grew stronger.(11) And all the while I was absorbing the inner atmosphere and being blessed by the Gods themselves as electric vibrations would come forth from the temple and flow through my body.(12) Deaf children are astonished when they start to feel the vibrations of a wide range of instruments.(13) In some instances unforeseen vibrations or overload conditions may develop to cause failure.(14) To avoid the cards absorbing disturbing vibrations or energies wrap them in a black cloth, silk if you can afford it, and put the wrapped cards in a box.(15) The impulses to move are triggered by the deepest reverberations or vibrations in your body, as explained by the prana of Indian traditions and qi in the East.(16) Local defects tune the vibrational modes of carbon nanotubes

Related Phrases of vibration

(1) vibration damper ::

pāhūhū wiri

(2) vibration amplitude ::

tīwera wiri

Related Phrases of vibration

(1) vibration damper ::

pāhūhū wiri

(2) vibration amplitude ::

tīwera wiri

Synonyms

Noun

1. tremor ::

faaati

3. oscillation ::

oscillation

4. vibe ::

huapai

5. quiver ::

papa pere

Different Forms

vibration, vibrations

Word Example from TV Shows

each VIBRATION is a different particle.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 13

$that will detect\Nthe vibration from the jackhammer.$

that will detect
the VIBRATION from the jackhammer.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 8

No. The VIBRATION.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 17

Examples of vibration from TV Shows

each VIBRATION is a different particle.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 13

$that will detect\Nthe vibration from the jackhammer.$

that will detect
the VIBRATION from the jackhammer.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 8

No. The VIBRATION.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 17

English to Maori Dictionary: vibration

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