reverberant — having a deep, resonating sound that continues for some time; echoing
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a deep, resonating sound that continues for some time; echoing
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɪˈvɜːrbərənt/
Korean meaning: 울림이 있는, 반향하는, 메아리치는
Korean pronunciation: 리**버**버런트
Example Sentences
- The bathroom singer thought he was Pavarotti thanks to the reverberant tiles.
- The reverberant cave made our whispers sound like dramatic movie announcements.
- Churches are designed to be reverberant to enhance the spiritual experience.
reverberant
ADJECTIVE//rɪˈvɜːrbərənt//
having a deep, resonating sound that continues for some time; echoing
having a deep, resonating sound that continues for some time; echoing
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The reverberant harmony turns coherent, then aberrant!
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라틴어 'reverberare'에서 유래. '다시(re-) + 때리다(verberare)'라는 의미로, 소리가 벽에 부딪혀 다시 돌아오는 현상을 표현했습니다.
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“The bathroom singer thought he was Pavarotti thanks to the reverberant tiles.”
“The reverberant cave made our whispers sound like dramatic movie announcements.”
“Churches are designed to be reverberant to enhance the spiritual experience.”
“The reverberant quality of the concert hall is what makes it world-famous.”
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