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1 eco
m f (pl gli echi) echo* * *1 echo* (anche fig.): far eco alle parole di qlcu., to echo (o to repeat) s.o.'s words; farsi eco di una diceria, to spread a rumour // ( giornalismo) echi di cronaca, news in brief2 (fig.) stir, interest, comment: le sue dimissioni hanno destato una vasta eco, his resignation has caused quite a stir* * *pl.m. echi ['ɛko, 'ɛki] sostantivo femminile invariabile e sostantivo maschile1) (di suono) echo* (anche tecn. telev.)2) fig.fare eco a qcn. — to echo sb
3) (risonanza) echo*, comment* * *ecopl.m. echi /'εko, 'εki/f.inv. e m.1 (di suono) echo* (anche tecn. telev.)2 fig. fare eco a qcn. to echo sb.3 (risonanza) echo*, comment; destare vasta eco to cause quite a stir. -
2 destare vasta eco
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3 meraviglia sf
[mera'viʎʎa]1) (stupore) amazement, wondercon mia (grande) meraviglia — to my amazement, to my great surprise
mi fa meraviglia che... — I'm amazed that...
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4 meraviglia
sf [mera'viʎʎa]1) (stupore) amazement, wondercon mia (grande) meraviglia — to my amazement, to my great surprise
mi fa meraviglia che... — I'm amazed that...
2) (persona, cosa) marvel, wonder
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