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3 Translation results for
echo
in Spanish
noun
|
verb
|
verbo
echo
noun
echoes
eco
Example sentences of
echo
noun
•
We shouted into the canyon and listened to the
echo
of our voices.
•
the
echo
of footsteps in the hall
•
His work contains
echoes
of older and greater poets.
•
The book's title is an
echo
of a line from an old folk song.
•
The crime is a chilling
echo
of the murders that shocked the city two years ago.
More examples
Less
echo
verb
echoed, has echoed, is echoing, echoes
hacer eco, resonar
;
repetir
Example sentences of
echo
verb
•
The music
echoed
through the church.
•
Laughter
echoed
across the lake.
•
Their voices
echoed
in the hall.
•
His warnings are
echoed
by many other experts in the field.
•
“It's in Rome.” “In Rome?” she
echoed
.
More examples
•
Others have
echoed
her criticisms.
•
The book's title
echoes
a line from an old folk song.
•
The crime
echoes
last year's shocking murders.
•
"It's in Rome." "In Rome?" she
echoed
.
Less
echar
verbo
to start off
;
to throw, to cast, to hurl
;
to throw out, to expel
;
to emit, give off
;
to sprout, to put forth
;
to fire, to dismiss
;
to put in, to add
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Reverse translation for
echo
eco
- echo
hacer eco
resonar
- to resound, to ring
repetir
- to repeat, to have a second helping of
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