Definition of re-echo - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
soundtr./intr. Dated to repeat a sound by echoingtr./intr. Dated
- The mountains re-echo the loud thunder.
2.
communicationtr. Dated to repeat or reflect an opiniontr. Dated
- His words re-echo the popular sentiment.
Noun
1.
sound repetitionDated repeated echo of a soundDated
- The re-echo of the bell could be heard across the valley..
2.
communicationDated repeated idea or sentimentDated
- His speech was a re-echo of past promises.
Origin of re-echo
Latin, re (again) + echo (sound)
Examples of re-echo in a sentence
Her laughter re-echoed through the empty halls. Her ideas re-echo in the community discussions. The speech re-echoed the concerns of the citizens. The re-echo of their laughter filled the room. In the cave, the re-echo of footsteps was eerie. The article was a re-echo of earlier reports.
Her letter was a re-echo of the community's concerns.
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- French:répercuter, réverbération, ...
- German:widerhallen, Widerhall, ...
- Italian:riecheggiare, eco ripetuto, ...
- Spanish:reverberar, eco repetido, ...
- Portuguese:ecoar, reverberação, ...
- Chinese:回响, 回声, ...
- Japanese:反響させる, 反響, ...
- Arabic:رَدَّدَ, صَدَى مُتَكَرِّر, ...
- Hebrew:לְהֵדֵד, הֲדָה, ...
- Russian:повторять эхом, эхо, ...
- Ukrainian:відлунювати, відлуння, ...
- Hindi:प्रतिध्वनित करना, प्रतिध्वनि, ...
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