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echoer

/ˈɛkoʊɚ/ noun

One who, or that which, echoes or repeats something back.

Word Origin Echo comes from Greek 'ēkhē' 'sound', and in mythology Echo was a nymph who could only repeat others' words. An echoer is something that echoes, a repeater of sound. The suffix -er makes it an agent noun. The same root gives us echolocation and echolalia (repeating speech). So echoer is literally 'echo-er'.

noun One who, or that which, echoes or repeats something back. countable

The canyon's echoer returned our shouts with perfect clarity.

(名词) 回声者；复述者

峡谷的回声者将我们的喊声清晰地传了回来。

(sustantivo) Aquel que, o aquello que, hace eco o repite algo.

El eco del cañón devolvió nuestros gritos con perfecta claridad.

(nom) qui fait écho; faiseur d'écho; répétiteur; écho [personne ou chose qui fait écho ou qui répète quelque chose en retour.]

Le canyon agissait comme un echoer et renvoyait nos cris avec une parfaite clarté.

(Substantiv) Echoerzeuger; Widerhallender [Jemand oder etwas, das etwas zurückwirft oder wiederholt, insbesondere Geräusche oder Aussagen.]

Der **echoer** der Schlucht gab unsere Rufe klar und deutlich zurück.

(名詞) 何かを反響（エコー）させて繰り返す人または物。

渓谷の岩壁が私たちの叫び声を、驚くほど鮮明にそのまま返してきた。

(substantivo) eco; repetidor [Aquele ou aquilo que ecoa ou repete algo de volta.]

O eco do cânion retornou nossos gritos com perfeita clareza.

Synonyms: repeater reverberator imitator mimic follower Antonyms: originator creator source leader
Word parts: echo + er

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