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rip.ple5rIp76n [C]a small continuous movement, esp. on the surface of water（尤指水面上的）涟漪，波动The stone she threw caused ripples to spread across the lake.她扔的石头使湖面上泛起了涟漪。A ripple of laughter/applause (= a continuous sound which gets louder and then quieter) ran through the crowd.人群中响起阵阵笑声/掌声。A ripple of excitement/unease (= an emotion that comes and goes quickly) ran through her body.她的体内闪过一阵兴奋/不安(fig.) News of the war hardly caused a ripple (= caused no increase of interest or activity).战争的消息没有引起波动。Ripple is also plain ice cream with thin layers of chocolate or other flavours mixed into it.冰淇淋的一种（上覆有巧克力等薄层）chocolate ripple巧克力冰淇淋raspberry ripple紫莓冰淇淋A ripple effect is a spreading effect or a series of things which happen as the result of a certain action or event.扩散效应The bank crash has had a ripple effect on the whole community.银行倒闭对整个社会产生了扩散效应。
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