echoing
/ˈek.əʊ/ (bre, ipa) · [ˈɛkoɪŋ] /ˈek.oʊ/ (ame, ipa) · [ˈɛkoɪŋ] /ˈe-(ˌ)kō How to pronounce echo (audio)/ (ame, mw)
echoing — 動詞
- echoingpresent simple I / you / we / they
- echoings3rd person singular
- echoinging-ing form
- echoingedpast simple
1. to send a noise back from walls or other hard surfaces, or to be filled with tha
迴盪
聲音在空曠處反射回來
to send a noise back from walls or other hard surfaces, or to be filled with that returning sound.
Felipe heard his whistle echoing across the empty bus depot.
Felipe 聽見他的口哨聲在空蕩的公車站裡迴盪。
echoing across + large empty place
The stone tunnel was echoing with Roya's laugh after the joke.
笑話說完後,Roya 的笑聲在石頭隧道裡迴盪著。
echoing with + sound
At dawn, boots were echoing through the school corridor upstairs.
天剛亮時,樓上的學校走廊裡迴盪著靴子的腳步聲。
A kettle alarm kept echoing around the bare holiday cabin.
水壺警報聲一直在空空的度假小木屋裡迴盪。
- reverberate
more technical and more common in formal writing about sound
- resound
often suggests a place ringing loudly with a sound
- fall silent
the sound stops instead of continuing around the space
文法句型
echoing with + sound
echoing through + place
用法筆記
Usually describes repeated sound in a tunnel, hall, cave, or stairwell. It often appears with the sound itself or with a phrase showing the place the sound moves through.
常見錯誤
2. to repeat features of an earlier idea, style, or feeling so that people are remi
呼應
在細節上讓人想到先前事物
to repeat features of an earlier idea, style, or feeling so that people are reminded of it.
The mayor's speech was echoing complaints heard at the market meeting.
市長的發言,呼應了市場會議上大家提出的不滿。
echo + complaints or views already expressed
Amelia's new poster is echoing the colours of last year's campaign.
Amelia 的新海報在配色上呼應去年的競選宣傳。
echo + style or design feature
The courtroom speech kept echoing his father's strict view of duty.
那段法庭發言一直呼應著他父親對責任的嚴格看法。
That final scene is echoing old war films without copying them.
最後那一幕呼應了老戰爭片,卻沒有直接照搬。
- depart from
move away from an earlier model instead of resembling it
文法句型
echo + idea/style/feeling
echo + what someone said
用法筆記
The direct object is usually an earlier style, remark, event, or feeling. It points to partial resemblance rather than exact copying.