resonated

英 [ˈrezəneɪtɪd]

美 [ˈrezəneɪtɪd]

v.  产生共鸣; 发出回响; 回荡; (使)回响，起回声; 使产生联想; 引起共鸣; 和…的想法(或观念)类似
resonate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 发出嘹亮的声音;回响;回荡
  If somethingresonates, it vibrates and produces a deep, strong sound.
  1. The bass guitar began to thump so loudly that it resonated in my head.
     低音电吉他开始砰砰作响，巨大的声音一直在我的脑海里回响。
• VERB 有特殊意义;引起共鸣
  You say that somethingresonateswhen it has a special meaning or when it is particularly important to someone.
  1. London is confident and alive, resonating with all the qualities of a civilised city.
     伦敦洋溢着自信和活力，呈现出一个文明城市的所有特性。

双语例句

• But something about it resonated for others.
  但有些仍赢得了他人共鸣。
• The hall resonated with the notes of the trumpet solo.
  大厅里回荡着小号独奏的声音。
• The tragic story of Abelard and Heloise has resonated through the ages.
  阿伯拉尔和埃洛伊丝的悲剧故事世世代代回荡在人们心里。
• Putin, a former KGB agent, found that his dedication to physical fitness resonated with the Russian public during his eight years as president.
  前克格勃成员普京，在他八年总统任期内，发现他所喜爱的健美活动与俄罗斯公众的想法产生了共鸣。
• This film is dedicated to the women who fought this case, to their courage and dignity, and to a landmark victory that began in the North country and resonated around the world.
  仅以此片献给那些为此案件而战斗过的女人们，她们的勇气、尊严，以及发生在北国的里程碑的胜利，震撼了世界。
• His voice resonated in the empty church.
  他的声音在空荡荡的教堂里回响。
• The hall resonated with music.
  大厅里回荡着音乐声。
• That message resonated with her as she grew up in the tumultuous political climate of the1960s.
  这句话让在上世纪60年代混乱政治气氛中长大的的她产生了共鸣。
• These issues resonated with the voters.
  这些问题引起了投票者的共鸣。
• Mr Moynihan promised this week that these sorts of inefficiencies would be eliminated, a strategy that would perhaps have resonated more had not his audience heard similar pledges repeatedly before.
  莫尼汉许诺本周就将淘汰掉那些低效的部分&要不是这种已被重复了无数次的说法让他的听众们耳朵都生了茧子，这一策略也许能收到更好的效果。