Wave to someone in English.

To signal, greet, or salute by moving something in your arm or hand. China and Hong Kong movie star Andy Lau waved to his fans.

Wave your arm. Say goodbye. Liu Jinkun's "Fufeng Song": "Wave and thank each other, but you can't speak." Lei's poem "Leaving Huangzhou": "The boat sends the lonely city, and the waves thank the sender."

Qing Nalan Xingde's "Fishing to Send Mr. Cai to Deqing" says: "If you know that you are willing to surf frequently, if it rains late." Qu Qiubai's A Journey to a Hungry Country III: "I am very lonely now, and I have another heart. I waved and left! "

Wave your arm. Indicates that you are wandering. Chapter 2 of Ba Jin's Death: "Go! Let's go I don't know you! He waved to her and said. Mao Dun's Fourteenth Midnight: "Then he waved to Gao Sheng, who was standing outside the living room waiting for orders, and said angrily,' Go! Stop fighting! "

It means playing the guqin. Fu Qin of the Three Kingdoms Wei: "Boya waved and listened to the clock." Dai Yong: "All melodies can be waved." Tang Li Bai's poem "Listening to Shu Monks Playing the Piano" says: "When you touch the strings, you will get the breath of thousands of pines."