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Significados de resonance en inglés

catalán
ressonància

Having the character of a loud deep sound; the quality of being resonant.

ressonància
portugués
afinidade

A relationship of mutual understanding or trust and agreement between people.

afinidade
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Examples for "ringing"
Examples for "ringing"
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Bells were ringing in the distance in honor of the royal birthday.
Frederick the Great and His Family: A Historical Novel
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Every telephone in every house in Wayward Pines is ringing right now.
Pines
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Now the cries of clear strong voices came ringing over the fields.
The two towers
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When I let myself into the house I hear the phone ringing.
Within arm's reach
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The ringing of the church bells could be heard in the hall.
The Goose Man
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Is the cultural vibrancy of the city being lost as a result?
The Irish Times
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Yet she'd felt the vibrancy of the desert when they'd stopped yesterday.
Accidentally the sheikh's wife
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In return, people have brought richness, vibrancy and skills to those communities.
The Irish Times
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It's still one of the best leading indicators of an economy's vibrancy.
The Irish Times
5
The day will find its own vibrancy in its own sweet time.
The Irish Times
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An inexplicable flapping of wings and cock-crows of singular sonority were heard.
The Moon-Voyage
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The latter is dull and faded, without sonority, but soft and agreeable.
Frederick Chopin, as a Man and Musician — Volume 2
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I yawned with prodigious sonority, and overturned a chair with my foot.
The Suitors of Yvonne: being a portion of the memoirs of the Sie...
4
Here, in typical fashion, it's often startling in sonority and emphasis.
The Irish Times
5
Their sweet and penetrating voices had an exquisite sonority in that profound silence.
L'Abbe Constantin — Volume 2
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The thunder was re-echoed among the rocks with a grand sonorousness.
The Mysterious Island
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The words uttered by the little provincial had an indefinable sonorousness.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine — Volume 54, No. 337, November, 1...
3
Don't you perceive the sonorousness of these old dead Latin phrases?
The Autocrat of the Breakfast-Table
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When heard near by, the sonorousness of the sound reminds one of the cello.
Unknown Mexico, Volume 1 (of 2) / A Record of Five Years' Explor...
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How golden her voice sounded with its seductive, sun-like sonorousness!
The Created Legend
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This vision of a flooded world possesses a pared-down, Beckettian plangency.
The Guardian
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She was short of breath, so that her voice palpitated with a touching plangency that shook the man's heart.
Alice of Old Vincennes
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In addition to the plangency of his chord combinations, as such, his polyphonic skill is responsible for much of the solidity of his fabric.
Edward MacDowell: A Study
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Her voice had a pleasant plangency, a quality of more yet to come and as if the wells of her vitality were far from drained.
Star-Dust: A Story of an American Girl
5
In a moment he said, without quite succeeding in keeping the plangency out of his voice: "What am I supposed to do about it, then?"
Lucky Jim
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The ampleness of that reverberance is almost isolated.
Aspects of Literature
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español
fenómeno de resonancia
catalán
ressonància

Chemistry term; way of describing bonding in molecules or ions by the combination of several contributing structures into a resonance hybrid in valence bond theory.

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fenómeno de resonancia
Uso de resonance en inglés
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Results: Magnetic resonance imaging studies were available for review in 949 cases.
Pubmed
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This is especially true if the subject continues to have a resonance.
The Irish Times
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Fiona heard the low resonance of Ian's answer but not his words.
Gingham bride
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The group's message has particular resonance in West Bengal, which borders Bangladesh.
Reuters
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Magnetic resonance changes were used to calculate intratumoral doxorubicin concentrations throughout treatment.
Pubmed
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The connection is accidental, of course, but it has a certain resonance.
The Irish Times
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Magnetic resonance imaging during the first days of age confirmed vascular lesions.
Pubmed
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IGNOMINIOUS was the word for it, but the resonance wasn't quite right.
The Irish Times
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Then she needs to experience its resonance, and learn to trust it.
Feminist dot com
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Fasting serum lipoprotein number and size was determined by nuclear magnetic resonance.
Pubmed
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But only a stubby resonance from the left: some sort of chamber.
The Einstein Intersection
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That appears to have resonance with institutional investors and others, he said.
Reuters
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Writing needs stillness and solitariness to find moments of truth and resonance.
The Guardian
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Structural characterization was performed by mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance analyses.
Pubmed
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I thank Bruce Hammer for the magnetic resonance image in Chapter 19.
The Amazing Story of Quantum Mechanics
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Sheers and Dunster hope the outdoor setting will lend another resonance, too.
The Guardian
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catalán
ressonància
Resonance a través del tiempo
Resonance por variante geográfica
Estados Unidos de América
Común
Irlanda
Común
Reino Unido
Raro