Echo Meaning in English
word
/ˈɛkoʊ/
EK-oh
/ˈɛkəʊ/
EK-oh
释义
A sound that is heard again after it bounces off a surface such as a wall or mountain. It can also mean a repeated idea, feeling, or statement that reminds you of something else.
用法与细微差别
Most commonly used as a noun: 'an echo'. As a verb, 'to echo' means to repeat a sound, words, or idea: 'Her views echo mine.' Common phrases include 'hear an echo' and 'echo through the room'. In tech, 'echo' can also mean hearing your own voice on a call.
Spanish: ecoPortuguese (BR): ecoPortuguese (PT): ecoChinese (Simplified): 回声 - 回音Chinese (Traditional): 回聲 - 迴音Hindi: गूँज - प्रतिध्वनिArabic: صدىBengali: প্রতিধ্বনিRussian: эхо - отражённый звукJapanese: こだま - エコーVietnamese: tiếng vangKorean: 메아리Turkish: yankıUrdu: گونجIndonesian: gema
例句
We heard an echo in the cave.
basic
Her voice made an echo in the hall.
basic
The mountains echoed our shout.
basic
There's a weird echo on this call—can you hear it too?
natural
His comments echoed what everyone was already thinking.
natural
That song still echoes in my head after all these years.
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