Lingaku- to echo
- to reverberate
- to respond
- echo
- response
- reaction
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to echo
- to reverberate
- to respond
- echo
- response
- reaction
This meaning refers to the phenomenon where a sound is reflected off a surface and heard again.
His voice echoed in the valley.
The thunder echoed across the sky.
This meaning is similar to "to echo" but often implies a more prolonged or persistent sound effect.
The music reverberated in the hall, creating a strong atmosphere.
His legs were jumping on the ground, his footsteps reverberating endlessly.
This usage indicates giving an answer or reaction to something said or done.
He did not respond promptly to her request.
This refers to a sound that is repeated after it bounces off a surface; often used in a more metaphorical sense as well.
The echo in this place gives it a mysterious feeling.
I heard the echo of water at the mountainside.
This meaning refers to an answer or reaction to a stimulus or question, often used in conversations or interactions.
His response indicated that he cared about the issue.
The public's response was very positive.
This refers to a response to a stimulus, event, or situation, often used in emotional or situational contexts.
His reaction to the changes was very quick.
Generated collocations (experimental)
huí xiǎng回响shēng声echo soundchǎn shēng产生huí xiǎng回响to produce an echohuí xiǎng回响zài在……Zhōng中to echo in...nèi xīn内心huí xiǎng回响echo in one's hearthuí xiǎng回响xiào guǒ效果echo effectméi tǐ媒体huí xiǎng回响media responsehuí xiǎng回响fǎn kuì反馈echo feedbackshè huì社会huí xiǎng回响social responselì shǐ历史huí xiǎng回响historical resonancehuí xiǎng回响duì huà对话resonant dialogueqíng gǎn情感huí xiǎng回响emotional echowén huà文化huí xiǎng回响cultural reverberationzì rán自然huí xiǎng回响natural echo