Collocations for "echo"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "echo" in context.
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echo
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- can hear an echo on the [line, phone line, telephone]
- there's an echo on the [line]
- could hear echoes in the [tunnel, hills, passage]
- echoes [reverberated, rebounded] inside (the tunnel)
- could hear the echo of footsteps [in the hall, outside]
- could hear the echo off the [walls, mountain]
- the echo of his [voice, words, footsteps]
- echoes produced by [sound waves, radar beams]
- echoes along the [corridor, hall, passage]
- don't worry, it was just an echo
- use echo on the [song, track, music, record]
- the [song, segment, voice] has too much echo
- in an echo of last [week's, month's] events
- found an echo of his [ideas, thoughts, feelings] in
- is a mere echo of [its former splendor, her former self]
- can see echoes of [Gaudi, Victorian, colonial] styling in
- the [Liverpool, South Wales, Epping] Echo
- echo across the [canyon, ravine]
- echo off the walls
- [her voice, the music, the birdsong] echoed off the mountains
- echoed in the [tunnel, empty room]
- echo [loudly, quietly]
- echo what he has said
- his voice echoed through the [cave, night, dark]
- echoes my own [concerns, thoughts]
- echo his [sentiments, comments]
- echoed what many were thinking
- his [name, love] will echo throughout [history, eternity]
- an echo chamber
'echo' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):