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1 echeggiare
echeggiare v. intr. to echo (with sthg.), to resound (with sthg.); to ring* (out): il grido echeggiò per i boschi, the cry echoed through the woods; la stanza echeggiò di risate, the room resounded (o rang) with laughter; il rumore dei passi echeggiava nel corridoio, the sound of footsteps echoed down the corridor◆ v.tr. to echo; (fig.) ( imitare) to resemble: il suo modo di fare echeggia vagamente quello del fratello, his way of doing things vaguely resembles his brother's.* * *[eked'dʒare] 1.verbo transitivo to echo2.* * *echeggiare/eked'dʒare/ [1]to echo -
2 risuonare
risuonare v. intr.1 to resound, to echo; to ring* (out): nel silenzio risuonò uno sparo, a shot echoed in the silence; la sala risuonava di applausi, the hall echoed with applause; le sue parole risuonano ancora nei miei orecchi, his words are still ringing in my ears; la sua fama risuona per tutto il mondo, his fame resounds all over the world◆ v.tr. ( il campanello) to ring* again; ( strumento, testo musicale) to play again: devo risuonare questo pezzo di Mozart?, shall I play this piece of Mozart again?; se nessuno apre la porta, risuona il campanello, if nobody opens the door, ring the bell again.* * *[riswo'nare]1. vi1) (gen) to resound2) Fis to resonate2. vt(suonare di nuovo: musica) to play again, (campanello) to ring again* * *[riswo'nare] 1.verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere)1) (rimbombare) [ campana] to boom, to clang; [ musica] to boom out, to thump2) (echeggiare) to (re-)echo (di with); [parole, passi, risate] to ring* (out); [rumore, voce] to resonate, to resound2.verbo transitivo (suonare di nuovo) to ring* [sth.] again [ campanello]; to play [sth.] again [ brano]* * *risuonare/riswo'nare/ [1](aus. essere, avere)2 (echeggiare) to (re-)echo (di with); [parole, passi, risate] to ring* (out); [rumore, voce] to resonate, to resound; la casa risuonava di risate the house rang with laughter -
3 rimbalzare
bounce* * *rimbalzare v. intr.1 to rebound, to bounce back, to bounce (off); ( di proiettile) to ricochet: la palla rimbalzò contro il muro, the ball bounced off the wall; la palla rimbalzò verso di lui, the ball bounced back to him; questa palla non rimbalza bene, this ball does not bounce well; le pallottole rimbalzarono, the bullets ricocheted2 (estens.) ( di onde sonore) to echo, to reverberate; ( di raggi) to reflect, to be reflected: il suono rimbalzava sulle pareti, the sound echoed off the walls3 (fig.) to spread*, to be passed on: la notizia rimbalzò di bocca in bocca, the news spread quickly (by word of mouth)4 (Borsa) to bounce, to rebound.* * *[rimbal'tsare]verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere)1) [ palla] to bounce, to rebound2) fig. (diffondersi) to spread** * *rimbalzare/rimbal'tsare/ [1](aus. essere, avere)1 [ palla] to bounce, to rebound; far rimbalzare la palla to bounce the ball2 fig. (diffondersi) to spread*. -
4 rimbombare
rimbombare v. intr. to rumble, to thunder, to roar; to resound: i cannoni rimbombavano, the cannon roared; il tavolato rimbombava sotto i loro passi, the footbridge resounded with their footsteps; le loro voci rimbombavano nella sala, their voces echoed in the room.* * *[rimbom'bare]verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere) [tuono, colpo] to rumble; [ passi] to reverberate; [ luogo] to echo* * *rimbombare/rimbom'bare/ [1] -
5 rintronare
rintronare v.tr.1 ( assordire) to deafen; ( stordire) to stun: la sua voce mi rintronò gli orecchi, his voice almost deafened me2 ( scuotere) to shake*◆ v. intr. to boom; to resound: i cannoni rintronavano nella notte, the guns were booming in the night.* * *[rintro'nare]1. vt(fam : cervello) to stun, (orecchi) to deafen2. vi* * *[rintro'nare] 1.verbo transitivo1) (stordire) to stun2) (assordare) to deafen2.verbo intransitivo (aus. avere, essere) [tuono, voce] to rumble, to boom (out)* * *rintronare/rintro'nare/ [1]1 (stordire) to stun2 (assordare) to deafen(aus. avere, essere) [tuono, voce] to rumble, to boom (out). -
6 ripercuotere
ripercuotere v.tr. to strike* again, to beat* again.◘ ripercuotersi v.intr.pron.1 to reverberate, to re-echo: il suono si ripercuoteva nella caverna, the sound reverberated (o re-echoed) in the cave2 (fig.) to affect (s.o., sthg.), to have repercussions (on s.o., sthg.): lo scandalo si è ripercosso sul partito, the scandal had repercussions on the party; la crescita del dollaro si ripercuote sul costo dei prodotti petroliferi, the rise of the dollar affects the cost of oil products. -
7 riverberare
◆ v. intr. → riverberarsi.◘ riverberarsi v.intr.pron. ( di suono) to be re-echoed (anche fig.); (di luce, calore) to be reflected (anche fig.): la sua popolarità si riverbera sull'intera famiglia, his popularity is reflected on the whole family. -
8 rintronare
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echoed in his ears — repeated itself to him over and over … English contemporary dictionary
his voice echoed — his voice resounded, his voice reverberated … English contemporary dictionary
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literature — /lit euhr euh cheuhr, choor , li treuh /, n. 1. writings in which expression and form, in connection with ideas of permanent and universal interest, are characteristic or essential features, as poetry, novels, history, biography, and essays. 2.… … Universalium
echo — ech|o1 [ ekou ] verb ** 1. ) intransitive if a noise echoes, it is repeated because the sound hits a surface and returns: echo around/through: Her question echoed around the room. echo across: The howl of a coyote echoed across the canyon. a ) if … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
