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Wavedoff

UK
/ˌweɪvdˈɒf/
US
/ˌweɪvdˈɔf/
ru

Translation wavedoff into russian

waveoff
Verb
wavedoff Past Simple / Past Participle
raiting
waveoff
waveoffs
wavedoff Past Simple / Past Participle
wavingoff Gerund
The pilot had to waveoff the landing due to strong winds.
Пилоту пришлось отклонить посадку из-за сильного ветра.
He decided to waveoff the suggestion as it didn't align with his plans.
Он решил махнуть на предложение, так как оно не соответствовало его планам.
Additional translations
помахать
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Definitions

waveoff
Noun
raiting
A signal or action indicating that an aircraft should abort its landing approach and go around for another attempt.
The pilot received a waveoff from the control tower due to unexpected debris on the runway.
waveoff
Verb
raiting
To dismiss or ignore something or someone with a gesture or motion.
She waved off his concerns, insisting everything would be fine.
To cancel or abort a planned action, especially in aviation, to abort a landing approach.
The pilot had to wave off the landing due to poor visibility.

Idioms and phrases

waveoff (someone)
He tried to waveoff the persistent salesman.
отмахнуться от (кого-то)
Он попытался отмахнуться от настойчивого продавца.
waveoff concerns
They decided to waveoff concerns and proceed with the plan.
отмахнуться от забот
Они решили отмахнуться от забот и продолжить план.
waveoff questions
She tends to waveoff questions during meetings.
отмахнуться от вопросов
Она склонна отмахиваться от вопросов на собраниях.
waveoff criticism
The manager chose to waveoff criticism from the team.
отмахнуться от критики
Менеджер решил отмахнуться от критики команды.
waveoff objections
He had to waveoff objections to move forward with his idea.
отмахнуться от возражений
Ему пришлось отмахнуться от возражений, чтобы продвинуть свою идею.

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