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Definition of echolocation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
finding objectsTECH. finding things by sending out sounds and listening for echoesTECH.
- Bats use echolocation to hunt insects at night.
- Dolphins use echolocation to navigate waters.
- Echolocation helps whales communicate over distances.
Origin of echolocation
Latin, echo (sound) + location (place)
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- French:écholocalisation, ...
- German:Echolokation, ...
- Italian:ecolocalizzazione, ...
- Spanish:ecolocalización, ...
- Portuguese:ecolocalização, ...
- Chinese:回声定位, ...
- Japanese:エコーロケーション, ...
- Arabic:تحديد الموقع بالصدى, ...
- Hebrew:אֵקוֹלוֹקָצְיָה, ...
- Russian:эхолокация, ...
- Ukrainian:ехолокація, ...
- Hindi:इकोलोकेशन, ...
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