英语词汇“echoes”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

nounWord forms: plural -oes

the reflection of sound or other radiation by a reflecting medium, esp a solid object

the sound so reflected

a repetition or imitation, esp an unoriginal reproduction of another's opinions

something that evokes memories, esp of a particular style or era

4. (sometimes plural)

an effect that continues after the original cause has disappeared; repercussion

the echoes of the French Revolution

a person who copies another, esp one who obsequiously agrees with another's opinions

the signal reflected by a radar target

the trace produced by such a signal on a radar screen

the repetition of certain sounds or syllables in a verse line

the quiet repetition of a musical phrase

9. Also called: echo organ, echo stop

a manual or stop on an organ that controls a set of quiet pipes that give the illusion of sounding at a distance

10.

an electronic effect in recorded music that adds vibration or resonance

verbWord forms: -oes, -oing or -oed

11.

to resound or cause to resound with an echo

the cave echoed their shouts

12. (intransitive)

(of sounds) to repeat or resound by echoes; reverberate

13. (transitive)

(of persons) to repeat (words, opinions, etc), in imitation, agreement, or flattery

14. (transitive)

(of things) to resemble or imitate (another style, earlier model, etc)

15. (transitive)

(of a computer) to display (a character) on the screen of a visual display unit as a response to receiving that character from a keyboard entry

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单词	echoes
释义	Trends of echoes View usage for: echoes in British English (ˈɛkəʊz) plural noun 1. echo 3rd person singular present tense of verb 2. echo echo in British English (ˈɛkəʊ) nounWord forms: plural -oes 1. a. the reflection of sound or other radiation by a reflecting medium, esp a solid object b. the sound so reflected 2. a repetition or imitation, esp an unoriginal reproduction of another's opinions 3. something that evokes memories, esp of a particular style or era 4. (sometimes plural) an effect that continues after the original cause has disappeared; repercussion the echoes of the French Revolution 5. a person who copies another, esp one who obsequiously agrees with another's opinions 6. a. the signal reflected by a radar target b. the trace produced by such a signal on a radar screen 7. the repetition of certain sounds or syllables in a verse line 8. the quiet repetition of a musical phrase 9. Also called: echo organ, echo stop a manual or stop on an organ that controls a set of quiet pipes that give the illusion of sounding at a distance 10. an electronic effect in recorded music that adds vibration or resonance verbWord forms: -oes, -oing or -oed 11. to resound or cause to resound with an echo the cave echoed their shouts 12. (intransitive) (of sounds) to repeat or resound by echoes; reverberate 13. (transitive) (of persons) to repeat (words, opinions, etc), in imitation, agreement, or flattery 14. (transitive) (of things) to resemble or imitate (another style, earlier model, etc) 15. (transitive) (of a computer) to display (a character) on the screen of a visual display unit as a response to receiving that character from a keyboard entry Derived forms echoing (ˈechoing) adjective echoless (ˈecholess) adjective echo-like (ˈecho-ˌlike) adjective Word origin C14: via Latin from Greek ēkhō; related to Greek ēkhē sound Examples of 'echoes' in a sentence echoes They stood facing each other, the echoes of the thunder dying away across the peaks. Innes, Hammond HIGH STAND (2004) He heard echoes of himself in Majorca trying to persuade Carrier. St. James, Ian FINAL RESORT (2004) You sometimes have to communicate with your head torch because it echoes constantly. Times, Sunday Times (2015) We're in the dark, it's very dusty, everything echoes. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Another century to go, surely, before houses cover the final echoes of the hooves. Times, Sunday Times (2017) This multiple echoes his sculptures based on twisted balloons. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Echoes of the 17th century still abound and family names recur. Times, Sunday Times (2018) Some are echoes of your past, others still uncertain. Times, Sunday Times (2009) He echoes expert views that 'to be transforming, [treatment] must be memorable'. Times, Sunday Times (2007) One month's figures can mislead, but there are positive echoes elsewhere. Times, Sunday Times (2012) All related terms of 'echoes' echo An echo is a sound which is caused by a noise being reflected off a surface such as a wall . echo organ the reflection of sound or other radiation by a reflecting medium , esp a solid object echo stop the reflection of sound or other radiation by a reflecting medium , esp a solid object reecho to echo back or again; resound pre-echo something that has preceded and anticipated something else; precursor re-echo to echo (a sound that is already an echo); resound tape echo a means of delaying the repeat of a sound by adjusting the time lapse between the recording and playback heads of a tape recorder tape slap a means of delaying the repeat of a sound by adjusting the time lapse between the recording and playback heads of a tape recorder
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