echo in English: A sound that comes back to you after it hits a wall or a mountain, so you hear it again. (noun)

Translation

A sound that comes back to you after it hits a wall or a mountain, so you hear it again.

Word origin

From Greek echo, meaning sound, which came into English through Latin.

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An echo is your own sound coming back to you.

plural , -es.

"Echo" adds -es in the plural, like tomato and potato.

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"Echo" can also be a verb; "echoed" is its past form.

sound

A sound is anything that you can hear with your ears.

hear

To take in a sound through your ears.

voice

Your voice is the sound you make when you speak or sing.

mountain

A very high piece of land, much taller than a hill, with a top far above the ground.

repeat

To say or do something again.

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