resounded

v.

（指声音等）回荡于某处( resound的过去式和过去分词 )；产生回响；（指某处）回荡着声音；

1. The sonorous voice of the priest resounded in the church.
   教士那圆润低沉的声音在教堂里回响。
2. The whole building resounded the siren's warning.
   整个大楼回响着警报声。
3. His fame resounded all over the world.
   他名扬全球。
4. His name will resound through ages.
   他的名字将万古流芳。

The hollow cavities resounded
The will of the people has resounded loud and clear
FOR EIGHTY-THREE YEARS THE LIBERTY BELL RESOUNDED
The quality of education. Discourses that resounded in silence
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