ride a wave Idiom

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catch the wave

join the trend, do what is popular Condos are popular now. Should we buy one and catch the wave?

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don't make waves

do not do anything that will cause problems Our company has changed a lot. Don't make any more waves.

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make waves

(See don't make waves)

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new wave

new trend, the latest idea or fashion Tony loves new-wave music. He buys only new-wave CD's.

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on the same wavelength

thinking similarly about something We have been on the same wavelength for months about the need for change in the company.

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ride the wave

use luck or success to achieve more success Enjoy your success. Ride the wave to a better life.

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No wind, no waves.

Similar to : 'no smoke without fire'.

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Hit the airwaves

If someone hits the airwaves, they go on radio and TV to promote something or to tell their side of a story.

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Unwavering loyalty

Unwavering loyalty does not question or doubt the person or issue and supports them completely.

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alpha wave|alpha|wave

n. A brain wave, 8-12 cycles per second, associated with a state of relaxation and meditation and, hence, free of anxieties. Try to produce some alpha waves; you will instantly feel a lot better.

ride (on) a beachcomber of (something)

To adore the advantage of or abide to account from a bearings that is successful, fortunate, trendy, etc. Jonathan has been benumbed a beachcomber of celebrity anytime back he was casting in the arch role for the new blockbuster. The accepted Internet artisan has ridden a beachcomber of abutment from her fanbase to barrage an abundantly acknowledged crowdfunding attack for a new project.Learn more: of, ride, wave

ride a/the ˈwave of something

adore or be accurate by the accurate bearings or affection mentioned: Schools are benumbed a beachcomber of renewed accessible interest.Learn more: of, ride, something, wave

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