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Definition
Synonym
Widerhall
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Widerhall
m
echo
Echo,
Widerhall
,
widerhall
en
echo
Echo
n
;
Widerhall
m
Echos
pl
echo
echoes
Echo
n
;
Widerhall
m
(Akustik)
phys.
Echos
pl
echo (acoustics)
echoes
Widerhall
m
; Nachhall
m
; Hall
m
diffuser Nachhall
reverberation
reverberation
Widerhall
m
, Nachhall
m
, Hall
m
diffuser Nachhall
reverberation
reverberation
widerhall
en; als
Widerhall
zurückkommen
v
(Laut)
widerhall
end; als
Widerhall
zurückkommend
widergehallt; als
Widerhall
zurückgekommen
Der Schuss hallte von den Felsen wider.
to echo back; to echo (sound)
echoing back; echoing
echoed back; echoed
The shot echoed (back) from the rocks.
von einem Laut schallen;
widerhall
en; erklingen
v
; vom Schall
Widerhall
eines Lautes erfüllt sein
v
(Ort)
Das Haus hallte vom Kreischen der Kinder wieder.
Das Büro war erfüllt vom gleichförmigen Klackern der Tastaturen.
to echo; to resound; to resonate; to reverberate; to ring with a sound (place)
The house echoed reverberated with the cries of the children.
The office resounded with the metronomic clicking of keyboards.
Deutsche
Widerhall Synonyme
widerhall
Echo
ÂErwiderung
ÂWiderhall
Mitschwingen
ÂNachklang
ÂResonanz
ÂWiderhall
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Widerhall Synonym
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Englische
echo Synonyme
echo
CRT spot
DM display
Doppler signal
IF signal
IM display
RF
echo
es
accord
acknowledge
acknowledgment
act like
action and reaction
adumbration
affect
agree
agree in opinion
agree with
answer
answer back
answering
antiphon
antiphonal chanting
antiphony
ape
assume
automatic reaction
autonomic reaction
back answer
back talk
backchat
be affected
be in tune
be inspired
be involved
be moved
be reflected
be sent back
beam
beat signal
blips
boom
booming
borrow
bounce back
bounceback
bounces
care about
caring
catch the flame
catch the infection
change color
chime in with
choir
chord
chorus
claviature
close with
coincide
color with emotion
come again
come back
come back at
come up again
comeback
concern
concur
conform to
conformist
console
copier
copy
copycat
copyist
counterfeit
counterfeiter
crib
cuckoo
dig
display
dissembler
dissimulator
ditto
do
do a repeat
do again
do like
do over
double
double-dot display
doubling
duplicate
duplication
echo
back
echo
signal
echo
er
echo
ist
eighty-eight
empathize with
empathy
emulate
encore
evasive reply
facsimile
fake
faker
fall in with
fellow feeling
fingerboard
flash back
forge
forger
give acknowledgment
give answer
go along with
go back
go like
go with
great
growl
growling
grumble
grumbling
hoke
hoke up
hypocrite
identification
identify with
imitate
imitation
imitator
impersonator
impostor
involvement
iteration
ivories
keep coming
keyboard
keys
local oscillator signal
make like
manual
meet
mime
mimer
mimic
mimicker
mirror
mirror image
mocker
mockingbird
monkey
organ manual
outline
output signal
parrot
pathos
pedals
phony
piano keys
picture
pips
plagiarism
plagiarist
plagiarize
poll-parrot
polly
polly-parrot
poseur
predictable response
quotation
quote
radar signal
react
reaction
reading
ready reply
reappear
reappearance
rebirth
reboation
rebound
receipt
r
echo
ic
answering
antiphonal
apish
battological
booming
confutative
conjugate
delineatory
depictive
derivative
duplicative
echo
ing
embodying
emulative
etymologic
figurative
graphic
growling
ideographic
illustrational
illustrative
imitative
incarnating
iterative
lexical
lexicographic
lexicologic
lexigraphic
limning
lingering
mimetic
mimic
mimish
onomastic
onomatologic
onomatopoeic
onomatopoetic
paronymic
paronymous
parrotlike
persistent
personifying
pictographic
pictorial
portraying
reboant
rebounding
recapitulative
redundant
reduplicative
re
echo
ing
refutative
reiterant
reiterative
rejoining
repeating
repercussive
repetitional
repetitionary
repetitious
repetitive
replying
representational
representative
representing
resounding
respondent
responding
responsive
returning
reverberant
reverberating
reverberatory
rumbling
simulative
sounding
symbolizing
tautological
tautologous
thundering
typifying
undamped
vivid
echo
ing
answering
antiphonal
battological
booming
confutative
duplicative
echo
ic
growling
imitative
iterative
lingering
parrotlike
persistent
reboant
rebounding
recapitulative
redundant
reduplicative
re
echo
ing
refutative
reiterant
reiterative
rejoining
repeating
repercussive
repetitional
repetitionary
repetitious
repetitive
replying
resounding
respondent
responding
responsive
returning
reverberant
reverberating
reverberatory
rumbling
sounding
tautological
tautologous
thundering
undamped
Widerhall Definition
Echo
(
n.
)
A
sound
reflected
from
an
opposing
surface
and
repeated
to
the
ear
of
a
listener
Echo
(
n.
)
Fig.:
Sympathetic
recognition
Echo
(
n.
)
A
wood
or
mountain
nymph,
regarded
as
repeating,
and
causing
the
reverberation
of
them.
Echo
(
n.
)
A
nymph,
the
daughter
of
Air
and
Earth,
who,
for
love
of
Narcissus,
pined
away
until
nothing
was
left
of
her
but
her
voice.
Echo
(
v.
t.)
To
send
back
(a
sound)
Echo
(
v.
t.)
To
repeat
with
assent
Echo
(
v.
i.)
To
give
an
echo
echo Bedeutung
echo
location
echo
sounding
determining
the
location
of
something
by
measuring
the
time
it
takes
for
an
echo
to
return
from
it
echo
an
imitation
or
repetition,
the
flower
arrangement
was
created
as
an
echo
of
a
client's
still
life
echo
chamber
an
enclosed
space
for
producing
reverberation
of
a
sound
sonar
echo
sounder
asdic
a
measuring
instrument
that
sends
out
an
acoustic
pulse
in
water
and
measures
distances
in
terms
of
the
time
for
the
echo
of
the
pulse
to
return,
sonar
is
an
acronym
for
sound
navigation
ranging,
asdic
is
an
acronym
for
antisubmarine
detection
investigation
committee
echo
a
close
parallel
of
a
feeling,
idea,
style,
etc.,
his
contention
contains
more
than
an
echo
of
Rousseau,
Napoleon
III
was
an
echo
of
the
mighty
Emperor
but
an
infinitely
better
man
echo
reverberation
sound
reflection
replication
the
repetition
of
a
sound
resulting
from
reflection
of
the
sound
waves,
she
could
hear
echo
es
of
her
own
footsteps
re-
echo
the
echo
of
an
echo
echo
a
reflected
television
or
radio
or
radar
beam
echo
a
reply
that
repeats
what
has
just
been
said
radar
echo
an
electronic
signal
that
has
been
reflected
back
to
the
radar
antenna,
contains
information
about
the
location
and
distance
of
the
reflecting
object
Echo
(Greek
mythology)
a
nymph
who
was
spurned
by
Narcissus
and
pined
away
until
only
her
voice
remained
repeat
echo
to
say
again
or
imitate,
followers
echo
ing
the
cries
of
their
leaders
resound
echo
ring
reverberate
ring
or
echo
with
sound,
the
hall
resounded
with
laughter
echo
recall
call
to
mind,
His
words
echo
ed
John
F.
Kennedy
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