pre-echo
ˌpriːˈɛk.oʊ
Definition

Definition of pre-echo - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
foreshadowingearly sign or indication of something
  • The dark clouds were a pre-echo of the storm.
harbinger omen
2.
audio artifactTECH.sound heard before it should occurTECH.
  • The pre-echo in the song was distracting.
artifact echo resonance
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Origin of pre-echo

English, pre- (before) + echo (reverberation)

Examples of pre-echo in a sentence

  • Her nervousness was a pre-echo of the challenges ahead.
  • The recording had a noticeable pre-echo.
  • Listeners complained about the pre-echo effect.

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  1. French:signe avant-coureur, pré-écho, ...
  2. German:Vorzeichen, Vorecho, ...
  3. Italian:presagio, pre-eco, ...
  4. Spanish:presagio, pre-eco, ...
  5. Portuguese:presságio, pré-eco, ...
  6. Chinese:前兆, 预回声, ...
  7. Japanese:前兆, プリエコー, ...
  8. Arabic:إِرْهَاص, صَدَى مُقَدَّم, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹת מַקְדִּים, קֶדֶם הֵד, ...
  10. Russian:предзнаменование, предварительное эхо, ...
  11. Ukrainian:передвістя, передлуння, ...
  12. Hindi:पूर्वाभास, प्री-इको, ...

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