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reecho

/riːˈɛk.oʊ/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant renvoyer un son ou se répercuter de nouveau en écho ; répéter un son ou un appel.

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verb

/riːˈɛk.oʊ/C2formalobsolète
  • frVerbe signifiant renvoyer un son ou se répercuter de nouveau en écho ; répéter un son ou un appel.

A verb meaning to echo back or reverberate again; to repeat a sound or call.

  1. Echo repeatedlyC2formal

    To echo again and again; to reverberate multiple times.

    frréverbérer à plusieurs reprises

    • The sound of the bell reechoed through the empty hall.
    • His voice reechoed off the canyon walls.
    • The music reechoed in the vast cathedral.

    Synonymesechoresonateresoundreverberatering

  2. Return an echoC2formal

    To send an echo back; to repeat a sound that has already echoed.

    frRenvoyer un écho

    • The mountains reechoed the sound of the thunder.
    • The cave walls reechoed the shouts of the explorers.
    • The valley reechoed the song of the birds.

    Synonymesechoresoundreverberatering

  3. Repeat like an echoC2formal

    To repeat something back, as if echoing.

    frRépercuter comme un écho

    • The crowd reechoed the speaker's final words.
    • Her thoughts reechoed in his mind long after she left.
    • The children reechoed the teacher's instructions.

    Synonymesechoreiteraterepeatresoundreverberate

Formes
  • reechoed past participle
  • reechoed past simple
  • reechoing present participle
  • reechoes third person singular