re-echo dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de re-echo dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.re-echo <prét, ppas re-echoed> [GB, Am ˌriˈɛkoʊ] VERBE trans

re-echo sentiments:

re-echo

reprendre

II.re-echo <prét, ppas re-echoed> [GB, Am ˌriˈɛkoʊ] VERBE intr

re-echo

retentir or résonner (à l'infini)

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

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A shout that was echoed and re-echoed by the multitude present.

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His voice began to re-echo in my ears so clearly.

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It re-echoed the long years of neglect, underdevelopment and aftermath of ill-conceived agitation.

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However, the incoming government has re-echoed that it will come up with policies that will expand and transform the economy.

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This call has been re-echoed by national governments, regional communities and continental groupings.

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His written testimony is repeated, it is echoed and re-echoed in scores of languages throughout the world.

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These views are still being re-echoed today because they are important and vital to our co-existence as a nation.

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I want to re-echo my advice that it is most reasonable for parties to sort out the matter themselves than using the court and police.

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They echo and re-echo each other, and one sequence in each poem, as it were, echoes its companion sequence in the next poem...

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