Examples of using Echoed in English and their translations into Greek
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Why!" echoed Martha.
The laughter in the garden, echoed ecstasy.
No,” echoed the response.
Jessen-Petersen echoed those remarks.
Now echoed through the entire house.
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We are the dead“, echoed Julia dutifully.
Shanghai-based writer“Lei Wenke” echoed[zh].
The sound echoed against the walls.
The laughter in the garden, echoed ecstasy.
His laughter echoed through the trees.
In the 21st century the US government has echoed Lenin.
Mr Barroso echoed those statements.
German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer echoed his words.
His raspy laugh echoed through the trees.
The other grey wool hat andin grey dress also calculate have echoed.
Livingstone echoed these sentiments.
US State Department spokesman Richard Boucher echoed Annan's remarks.
Her voice echoed within the immense hall.
Bismillah Khan's music echoed in her ears.
The sound echoed throughout the entire stairwell.
Launched in Greece and echoed in Indonesia.
That voice echoed in my ears till the morning.
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How loudly echoed in my heart were these words about Our Lady!
His taunting laughter echoed all around her.
His remarks echoed the assurances made by Rasmussen in his statement.
From one of the towers echoed a cry for help.
This utopianism, later echoed in McLuhan's"global village" rhetoric, has been revived repeatedly, and won't disappear any time soon.
Explosions and gun shots echoed throughout the city.
What the work highlights is that human interactions on Earth's crust,“whether it's water withdrawal or things like oil extraction… can potentially have some other unintentional effects,” a sentiment echoed by Amos.