Resound Meaning in English
word
ˌɹiˈsaʊnd/, /ˌɹiˈzaʊnd
ri-SOWND
ˌɹiːˈsaʊnd
ree-SOWND
التعريف
To fill a place with loud, clear sound, or for a sound to be loudly repeated or echoed.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
Formal or literary; common with 'with' plus a noun ('resound with laughter'), or as 'resound through'. Describes loud, echoing sound or the lasting impact of an event or statement. Not used for everyday quiet sounds.
Spanish: resonar - retumbarPortuguese (BR): ressoar - repercutirPortuguese (PT): ressoar - ecoarChinese (Simplified): 回响 - 回荡Chinese (Traditional): 回響 - 迴盪Hindi: गूंजनाArabic: يَدوِي - يُرنّBengali: প্রতিধ্বনিত হওয়া - গমগম করাRussian: греметь - раздаваться - отдаваться эхомJapanese: 鳴り響く - こだまするVietnamese: vang lên - vang vọngKorean: 울려 퍼지다 - 메아리치다Turkish: çınlamak - yankılanmakUrdu: گونجنا - گونج اٹھناIndonesian: vang lên - vang dội
جمل نموذجية
The hall resounded with applause after the performance.
basic
Her laughter resounded through the house.
basic
The church bells resound every Sunday morning.
basic
Their song still resounds in my mind.
natural
The stadium resounded with cheers when the home team scored.
natural
News of their victory resounded across the country.
natural