reverberative
reverberative — 形容詞
- reverberativepositive
- more reverberativecomparative
- most reverberativesuperlative
1. describing a sound or place where noise keeps bouncing back and stays audible fo
迴響的
聲音反射後持續可聽見
describing a sound or place where noise keeps bouncing back and stays audible for a while.
The reverberative church walls turned Henry's cough into a long rumble.
那座教堂帶迴響的牆面，把 Henry 的咳嗽聲變成一陣長長的低鳴。
reverberative + walls making sound continue
Mei chose thick curtains to soften the reverberative sound in the studio.
Mei 選了厚窗簾，想把錄音室裡帶迴響的聲音壓低一些。
reverberative sound in an enclosed room
Ayana disliked the reverberative stairwell beside the empty music room.
Ayana 不喜歡那間空音樂教室旁邊帶迴響的樓梯間。
Tamar's drum solo filled the reverberative hall with rolling noise.
Tamar 的鼓獨奏，讓那個帶迴響的禮堂充滿滾動般的聲響。
- reverberant
very close in meaning, often used in writing about acoustics
- echoing
more everyday and more direct about repeated sound
- resonant
can suggest richer tone, not just repeated return
- sound-deadening
describes a surface or room that absorbs noise instead
文法句型
reverberative + hall/wall/sound
a reverberative place
用法筆記
Usually used of rooms, walls, or sounds that keep throwing noise back. It often appears before nouns like hall, wall, chamber, or sound.
2. describing something whose effect spreads through a whole room, crowd, or group,
牽動全場
讓整個群體都受到影響
describing something whose effect spreads through a whole room, crowd, or group, so many people react to it.
The principal's reverberative warning left every parent in the hall silent.
校長那番牽動全場的警告，讓禮堂裡的每位家長都安靜下來。
reverberative + warning affecting everyone present
The mayor's reverberative decision changed dinner talk across the small town.
市長那個牽動全場的決定，改變了整個小鎮晚餐時的談話內容。
reverberative + decision felt by many people
Christopher's reverberative apology eased tension across the crowded office.
Christopher 那番牽動全場的道歉，緩和了擁擠辦公室裡的緊張氣氛。
The film ended with a reverberative scene that stunned the whole class.
那部電影最後那個牽動全場的場景，讓全班都看呆了。
- far-reaching
stresses broad consequences, often over time
- powerful
more general and not always about a whole group's reaction
- influential
often describes long-term ability to shape people or events
- limited
affects only a small number of people
文法句型
reverberative + warning/decision/scene
something reverberative for a group
用法筆記
Often used for a speech, decision, warning, or scene whose effect travels through everyone present. It highlights the shared reaction, not just one person's response.