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echolocation 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 echoes 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 echoing 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 echoed John F. Kennedy

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Echo, Widerhall, widerhallen	echo
Rückmeldung f comp.	echo
Schall m	echo
Widerhall m	echo
Echo	echo
Echo, Wiederhall	echo
widerhallen	to echo
widerhallen	re echo
widerhallen	re-echo
Fehler-Echo (Ultraschall)	flaw echo
Lichtecho n astron.	light echo
Echoanzeige f aviat.	radar echo
Echopruefung	echo check
Echoverzögerung f	echo delay
Echoprüfung f	echo check
Rückfluss m; Echo n telco.	return; echo
Echofunktion	echo feature
Nachklang m, Abglanz m	distant echo
Nachklang m; Abglanz m	distant echo
Echofunktion f	echo feature

Echo n, Wiederhall m Echos pl	echo echoes
Echo n; Widerhall m Echos pl	echo echoes
Echosperre	echo suppressor
Echolotdaten pl techn.	echo sounding data
Echokammereffekt m soc.	echo chamber effect
Echolot n	echo-sounder, sounding
immer wiederhallen v (an einem Ort)	to re-echo (in a place)
Scheinecho n; Täuschecho n (Radar) electr.	fraudulent echo (radar)
Echo n; Widerhall m (Akustik) phys. Echos pl	echo (acoustics) echoes
Echofunktion f Echofunktionen pl	echo feature echo features
Rückmeldung f (Messtechnik) techn.	echo; tellback Am. (metrology)
Fehlerecho n; Zwischenecho n (Ultraschallprüfung)	defect echo; flaw echo (ultrasonic test)
Radarecho n; Echo n (in Zusammensetzungen) phys. telco. Scheinecho n; Täuschecho n	radar echo; echo (in compounds) fraudulent echo
Echolotung f techn. Echolotung der Ionosphäre	echo sounding; echo depth sounding ionospere sounding
schallen v schallend geschallt	to echo; to resound echoing; resounding echoed; resounded
Laufzeitmessung f (Radar)	timing the interval between transmission and echo-return (radar)
homogenes Binnenmuster n (Ultraschallbefund) med.	homogeneous internal echo pattern; homeogenous echogenicity (ultrasound summary)
widerhallen v widerhallend widergehallt widerhallt; hallt wider widerhallte; hallte wider	to echo; to re-echo echoing; re-echoing echoed; re-echoed echoes; re-echoes echoed; re-echoed
widerhallen widerhallend widergehallt widerhallt, hallt wider widerhallte, hallte wider	to echo, to re-echo echoing, re-echoing echoed, re-echoed echoes, re-echoes echoed, re-echoed

nachklingen; nachhallen v nachklingend; nachhallend nachgeklungen; nachgehallt Ihre Worte klangen hallten in meinem Kopf nach.	to re-echo; to resonate re-echoing; resonating re-echoed; resonated Her words re-echoed resonated in my mind.
widerhallen; als Widerhall zurückkommen v (Laut) widerhallend; 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.
Teilwerke pl (einer Orgel) mus. Bombardwerk n Chorwerk n Echowerk n Hauptwerk n Pedalwerk n Positiv n; Rückpositiv n Schwellwerk n Solowerk n	organ divisions (organ) Bombarde Organ Choir Organ Echo Organ Great Organ Pedal Organ Positive Organ Swell Organ Solo Organ
Nachhallraum m; Hallraum m; Echoraum m; schallharter Raum m (Akustik) Nachhallräume pl; Hallräume pl; Echoräume pl; schallharte Räume pl	live room; reverberation room; reverberation chamber; echo chamber (acoustics) live rooms; reverberation rooms; reverberation chambers; echo chambers
(eine Eingabe Anforderung) zurückgeben v comp. einen Text auf dem Bildschirm wiedergeben Das Kennwort wird nicht an den Bildschirm zurückgegeben. Der Server gibt die Download-Anforderungen zurück.	to echo (an input a request) to echo a text on the screen The password will not be echoed to the screen. The server echoes the download requests.
(jds. Worte, Aussagen) wiedergeben; wiederholen v wiedergebend; wiederholend wiedergegeben; wiederholt sich wiederfinden Diese Kritik findet sich in mehreren anderen Fachjournalen wieder. „Es steht in Prag.“, „In Prag?“, wiederholte sie.	to echo (sb.'s words, statements) echoing echoed to be echoed This criticism is echoed in several other periodicals. 'It's in Prague.' 'In Prague?' she echoed.
jdm. gut zureden v (dass er etw. macht) gut zuredend gut zugeredet jdm. nach dem Munde reden jdm. etw. abbetteln Sie musst ihrem Mann gut zureden dass er mitging.	to coax; to cajole sb. (into sth.) coaxing; cajoling coaxed; cajoled to cajole sb.; to echo sb. to cajole sth. out of sb. She had to coax cajole her husband into going with her.
jdm. gut zureden; auf jdn. einreden v (dass er etw. macht) gut zuredend; einredend gut zugeredet; eingeredet jdm. nach dem Munde reden jdm. etw. abbetteln Sie musst ihrem Mann gut zureden, dass er mitging.	to coax; to cajole sb. (into sth.) coaxing; cajoling coaxed; cajoled to cajole sb.; to echo sb. to cajole sth. out of sb. She had to coax cajole her husband into going with her.
Echolot n techn. Echolote pl	echo sounding device instrument apparatus; echo sounder; depth sounder; sonic depth finder echo sounding devices instruments apparatuses; echo sounders; depth sounders; sonic depth finders
etw. (als Echo) zurückwerfen; zurückgeben; widerhallen selten v zurückwerfend; zurückgeben, widerhallend zurückgeworfen; zurückgegeben, widergehallt Die Bergwände warfen seine Stimme zurück.	to echo back () sth.; to echo sth.; to reverberate sth. archaic echoing back; echoing; reverberating echoed back; echoed; reverberated The rocks of the mountain echoed back his voice.
von einem Laut schallen; widerhallen; 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.
hallen; schallen v (an einem Ort) hallend; schallend gehallt; geschallt Unsere Schritte hallten auf dem Metallsteg. Lachen hallte über den See (herüber). Das Läuten des Glockenturms hallt schallt durch die Stadt. Dieses Pfeifsignal hallt immer noch in meinen Ohren. Die Warnung meiner Mutter klang in meinen Ohren.	to echo; to resound; to resonate; to reverberate (in a place) echoing; resounding; resonating; reverberating echoed; resounded; resonated; reverberated Our footsteps echoed on the metal catwalk. Laughter echoed across the lake. The bell tower's ring resounds reverberates through the town. That whistle still echoes resonates in my ears. My mother's warning echoed in my ears head.

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