Echo

Definition

echo /'ekǝƱ/ n ( pl -oes ) ၁။ (က) ပဲ့တင္ထပ္ျခင္း။ The cave has a wonderful echo. (ခ) ပဲ့တင္သံ။ If you shout loudly, you'll hear the echo. ❍ The echoes of the cheering finally died away. ၂။ (အလားတူတစ္ခုကို သတိရေစေလာက္ ေအာင္) ဆင္တူေသာအရာ။ Echoes of his music can be heard in many rock bands. ❍ Her speech evoked echoes of the past. v ၁။ ပဲ့တင္႐ိုက္သည္။ His footsteps echoed in the empty hall. ❍ Their shouts echoed through the forest. ၂။ ~ (to/with sth ) ; ~ sth (back) ပဲ့တင္သံ ထြက္ေပၚသည္။ The whole house began to echo. ❍ The hills echoed to/with the sound of their laughter. ❍ The valley echoed (back) his song. ၃။ (က) သံေယာင္လိုက္သည္။ They echoed their leader's every word. ❍ This view is echoed by many foreign businessmen. ❍ ‘Rome!’ she echoed. (ခ) ျပန္လည္ သတိရေလာက္ေအာင္ ဆင္တူေစသည္။ His painting echoes the long hot summer days.

Examples

1. [echo around/round/through] : Her question echoed around the room.
2. [echo across] : The howl of a coyote echoed across the canyon.
3. She led him along deserted echoing corridors.
4. [echo with] : The theatre echoed with laughter.
5. Her feelings are echoed by other parents whose kids have left home.
6. Blake echoed the views of many players.
7. The Victorian theme is echoed in the furnishings.
8. This pattern of increased sales was echoed across Europe.