erhu in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for erhu in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.echo <pl echoes> [Am ˈɛkoʊ, Brit ˈɛkəʊ] N

1. echo (repeated sound):

echo

eco m

the echo of footsteps

el eco de pasos

2. echo (sympathetic response):

echo

eco m

to find echo

tener or encontrar eco

II.echo [Am ˈɛkoʊ, Brit ˈɛkəʊ] VB intr

echo footsteps/voices:

echo

hacer eco

echo

resonar

to echo with or to sth the room echoed with or to the sound of laughter

la sala resonaba or retumbaba con risas

III.echo [Am ˈɛkoʊ, Brit ˈɛkəʊ] VB trans

1. echo (repeat):

the mountain echoed (back) his shouts

la montaña le devolvía el eco de sus gritos

do it now — now?, she echoed

hazlo ahora — ¿ahora? — repitió

2. echo (express agreement with):

echo opinion/criticism

hacerse eco de

3. echo (recall):

their style echoes (that of) Renaissance artists

su estilo tiene ecos renacentistas

their style echoes (that of) Renaissance artists

su estilo recuerda el de los renacentistas

echo chamber N

echo chamber

cámara f de ecos

echo sounder [Am ˈɛkoʊ ˌsaʊndər, Brit] N

echo sounder

sonda f acústica

echo sounder

sonda f por eco

Common Era N

the Common Era

la era cristiana

ERA

1. ERA (in US) LAW → Equal Rights Amendment

2. ERA (in baseball) → Earned Run Average

ERDF N

ERDF POL (in the EU) → European Regional Development Fund

ERDF

FEDER m

See also European Regional Development Fund

European Regional Development Fund N POL

European Regional Development Fund (in the EU)

Fondo m Europeo de Desarrollo Regional

Eros [Am ˈɛˌrɑs, ˈiˌrɑs, Brit ˈɪərɒs] N

Eros

Eros

era [Am ˈɪrə, ˈɛrə, Brit ˈɪərə] N

era

era f

era

época f

the Napoleonic era

la era napoleónica

this would mark a new era in medicine

esto haría época or marcaría un hito en la historia de la medicina

the Christian Era

la Era Cristiana

erg [Am ərɡ, Brit əːɡ] N

erg

ergio m

ergo [Am ˈərɡoʊ, ˈɛrɡoʊ, Brit ˈəːɡəʊ] CONJ form or hum

ergo

ergo form, hum

erhu in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for erhu in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.echo <-es> [ˈek·oʊ] N

echo

eco m

II.echo <-es, -ing, -ed> [ˈek·oʊ] VB intr

echo

resonar

III.echo <-es, -ing, -ed> [ˈek·oʊ] VB trans

1. echo (reflect):

echo

repetir

the mountains echoed his howls

las montañas le devolvían el eco de sus alaridos

2. echo (repeat):

echo

repetir

3. echo (imitate):

echo

parecerse a

I.re-echo [ˌri·ˈek·oʊ] VB trans

re-echo

repetir

II.re-echo [ˌri·ˈek·oʊ] VB intr

re-echo

resonar

echo sounder N

echo sounder

sonda f acústica

echo chamber N

echo chamber

cámara f de resonancia

era [ˈɪr·ə] N

era

era f

communist era

era comunista

postwar era

época f de la posguerra

to usher in a new era

marcar el cominezo de una nueva era

err [ɜr] VB intr

err

errar

to err on the side of sth

pecar (por exceso) de algo

to err on the side of caution

pecar de cauteloso

Phrases:

to err is human prov

errar es humano prov

ergo [ˈer·goʊ] ADV

ergo

por lo tanto

erg [ɜrg] N PHYS

erg

ergio m

I.ere [er] PREP liter

ere

antes de

ere long

dentro de poco

II.ere [er] CONJ liter

ere

antes de que

hush-hush ADJ inf

hush-hush

secreto, -a