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Significats de resonate en anglès

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Sound with resonance.

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Be received or understood.

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Ús de resonate en anglès
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However, the tower blocks resonate strongly with people in former communist countries.
Reuters
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The Myrick name may soon resonate louder but for quite different reasons.
The Irish Times
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Harris' teacher pay proposal could resonate with Democratic primary voters beyond California.
Reuters
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Body parts resonate down in the long, inaudible wavelength range called infrasound.
Packing for mars: the curious science of life in the void
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Sources suggested that advisers believed the argument would resonate with the public.
The Guardian
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These findings resonate with those from other studies using different immune outcomes.
Pubmed
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Federer said he believes the Laver Cup will resonate from the start.
Reuters
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Nelson Peltz's latest proxy fight will resonate beyond its immediate target, DuPont.
Reuters
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A lot of the songs resonate with people on a personal level.
Radio NZ
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How do their stories resonate with the way we think of ourselves?
Radio NZ
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The fun, make-believe stories they shared still resonate with us decades later.
The South African
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That's one of the reasons you resonate so well with my generation.
Ebony
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His powerfully relatable stories of the human condition resonate beyond the community.
The Irish Times
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That agenda failed to resonate with voters worried about jobs and pensions.
Reuters
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But surveys show it does not resonate with young, urban middle classes.
Reuters
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With a Shapeshifter feel it will immediately resonate with many of us.
Radio NZ
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Translations for resonate
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Resonate a través del temps
Resonate per variant geogràfica
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