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echoic

/ɛˈkoʊ.ɪk/

Traduction: Se dit d'un mot qui imite par sa forme sonore le bruit ou le son qu'il désigne, comme 'bourdonner' ou 'siffler'.

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adjective

/ɛˈkoʊ.ɪk/C2formaltechnical
  • frSe dit d'un mot qui imite par sa forme sonore le bruit ou le son qu'il désigne, comme 'bourdonner' ou 'siffler'.

Describes a word that imitates the sound it represents, such as 'buzz' or 'hiss'.

  1. Imitating natural soundsC2formal

    Describes words that are formed by imitating a natural sound, like onomatopoeia.

    frimitant les sons naturels

    • The word 'buzz' is an echoic term for the sound of a bee.
    • 'Splash' is an echoic word that mimics the sound of water.
    • Linguists study echoic words to understand language origins.

    Synonymesimitativeonomatopoeiconomatopoetic

  2. Resembling an echoC2formal

    Having a quality similar to an echo; repeating or reflecting sound.

    frQui ressemble à un écho

    • The cave had an echoic quality that made voices reverberate.
    • Her voice had an echoic tone in the empty hall.
    • The echoic effect of the canyon was impressive.

    Synonymesechoingresonantreverberantreverberatingringing

Formes
  • more echoic comparative form
  • most echoic superlative form
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