在 英语 中使用 Echoing 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Their echoing boom diminished, died away reluctantly, as bombs took critical toll of them.
The rear wing also features bigger endplates than those on a standard McLaren P1 GTR wing- echoing the look of the MP4/4 wing.
That truck probably doesn't get very good gas mileage," he said, echoing my thoughts.
They say they will suffer now so their children benefit later-- echoing the argument Trump has made.
Every year, Echoing Green selects a handful of social entrepreneurs to participate in a two-year fellowship.
Echoing Vlassi's analysis, the numbers start to fall in the middle of the year, before picking back up towards year-end.
The terminal turns off the normal echoing of characters you enter for this operation so that people looking at the screen cannot read your password.
Then Fang suddenly let loose a great, echoing bark, making both Harry and Ron jump out of their skins.
Most bloggers, even if they have tested a product themselves, are echoing a press release or e-mail introduction from the service's founder.
France said Syria is already in a civil war, echoing a similar statement by U.N. peacekeeping chief Herve Ladsous.
From the forbidden room at the top of the house an eerie, ululating cry rang out, echoing through the house.
Echoing these remarks, Vice-President George Wilfred Talbot made a special appeal for more assistance to be given to UNICEF to continue its important work.
He listened, but no distant murmur in the echoing passages, not even the shutting of a door, broke the deep silence;
Also, echoing Joachim, he said that modeling capabilities will grow more important, especially for reliability.
The Chinese position emphasizing indigenous development, echoing their focus on“indigenous innovation,” suggests that Beijing will focus more on political than budgetary burden-sharing.
We stopped, listening to the owl as he hooted again, his warnings echoing through the yard.
I don't know,” he said, almost echoing Gloria Hernandez's words of a few minutes before.
Reporters surrounded Winston Wright, Director of the Museum, poking microphones and cameras in his direction, voices echoing crazily in the cavernous space.
In Shakespearean plays, the stage was relatively bare- the handling of the action and dialogue conceived as echoing through the architecture of the auditorium.
The Show is now an empty, echoing cave, its components laid bare.