Echo in Polish
Echo in Polish is Echo, echo — Echo means of a sound, to bounce off a surface and be heard again; to reverberate.
Echo in Polish
Echo
(Greek mythology) An oread, punished by Hera by losing her own voice and only being able to mimic that of others.
echo
A reflected sound that is heard again by its initial observer.
What does "Echo" mean?
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verb Of a sound, to bounce off a surface and be heard again; to reverberate.
"Their voices echoed around the large stone hall."
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verb To repeat or reflect someone else's words, opinion, or feeling.
"Her colleagues echoed her call for a longer lunch break."
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noun A sound reflected back to the listener; also, a repetition of an idea or feeling.
"We shouted into the cave and heard our voices return as a faint echo."
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Echo in a sentence
- Their voices echoed around the large stone hall.
- Her footsteps echoed down the empty corridor.
- Her colleagues echoed her call for a longer lunch break.
- Critics echoed the same complaint about the film's slow beginning.
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What is "Echo" in Polish?
"Echo" in Polish is Echo, echo. Echo means: Of a sound, to bounce off a surface and be heard again; to reverberate.
How do you use "Echo" in a sentence?
Example: "Their voices echoed around the large stone hall." In Polish, "Echo" is Echo, echo.
Are there other ways to say "Echo" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "Echo": Echo, echo.
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