resounding

• Descreve um som alto e que ecoa, ou um sucesso decisivo e incontestável.

Describes a sound that is loud and echoing, or a success that is emphatic and unmistakable.

1. Characterized by resonanceB2formal

   Having a deep, clear, and echoing sound that continues for a long time.

   Ressonante

   • The resounding gong echoed through the temple.
   • His voice was deep and resounding in the large hall.
   • The resounding crash of the waves could be heard from miles away.

   Sinônimosboomingechoingresonantreverberantringingsonorous

   Antônimosdullflathollowmuffledthin

2. Emphatic or decisiveB2formal

   Very great, complete, or decisive, often used to describe a victory or success.

   Retumbante

   • The team achieved a resounding victory in the championship.
   • Her speech received a resounding applause from the audience.
   • The proposal was met with a resounding rejection.

   Sinônimoscompleteconclusivedecisiveemphaticimpressiveoverwhelmingthorough

   Antônimosmarginalminormodestnarrowslight

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de encher um lugar com som ou de fazer eco; ressoar, ecoar ou repercutir.

A verb used to indicate the act of filling a place with sound, or being filled with sound; to echo or reverberate.

1. Echo or ring with soundB2formal

   To fill a place with sound; to be filled with a loud, echoing noise.

   Ecoar

   • The hall resounded with applause after the performance.
   • The valley resounded with the sound of church bells.
   • His voice resounded through the empty corridor.

   Sinônimosboomechopealresonatereverberatering

   Antônimoshushmutequietsilence

2. Emit a loud noiseB2formal

   To produce a loud, deep, or resonant sound.

   Emitir um som alto

   • The trumpet resounded across the stadium.
   • A gunshot resounded in the distance.
   • The drums resounded throughout the night.

   Sinônimosblareboomclangechopealreverberateringroarthunder