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echo
/ˈɛkoʊ/
noun
Bir yüzeyden yansıyan ses
A sound or sounds caused by the reflection of sound waves from a surface back to the listener.
- Her voice echoed through the empty hallway.
- You can hear the echo when you shout in the canyon.
- The echo of footsteps made the cave feel eerie.
- Sonar technology relies on detecting the echo of sound waves bouncing off underwater objects to map the ocean floor.
- The echo recorded in the laboratory experiment confirmed that the acoustic properties of the material matched theoretical predictions.
- Researchers studying bat navigation have discovered that the echo from ultrasonic calls provides precise spatial information about prey location.
noun
Bir şeyin tekrarı veya taklidi
A close parallel or repetition of an idea, style, or event.
- His speech was an echo of the president's earlier remarks.
- The building's design echoes classical architecture.
- We still see echoes of that policy today.
verb
Yankılanmak, ses yapmak
To produce an echo; (of a sound) to be repeated or reverberate after the original sound has stopped.
- The sound of the bell echoed across the valley.
- Their laughter echoed in the empty room.
- His words still echo in my mind.
verb
Birinin söylediklerini veya yaptıklarını tekrarlamak veya taklit etmek
To repeat or imitate someone's words, ideas, or actions.
- She echoed his concerns about the project.
- The report echoes the findings of previous studies.
- Stop echoing everything I say!