resonance

the sound that continues to be heard after the original sound has stopped being made, often in a large room or building

resonancia, eco

• a resonance of something

Collocations the resonance of footsteps · the resonance of a bell

• The room had an impressive resonance.

  La sala tenía una impresionante resonancia.

the feeling of understanding and agreeing with someone or something, often because you have had similar experiences

resonancia, empatía

• a resonance with somebody/something

Collocations resonance with a cause · resonance with someone's ideas

• There was a strong resonance between the two artists.

  Había una fuerte resonancia entre los dos artistas.

the increase in amplitude of an oscillation or vibration when the frequency is close to that of a natural frequency of the system producing it

resonancia (física)

• a resonance in something

Collocations resonance in a circuit · resonance in an atom

• The experiment demonstrated the resonance of electrons.

  El experimento demostró la resonancia de los electrones.

the quality that makes a piece of music or art seem to have depth and meaning, often because it is well-made or expresses important ideas

resonancia (arte/música)

• a resonance in something

Collocations resonance of a piece of music · resonance of an artwork

• The painting had a profound resonance.

  El cuadro tenía una resonancia profunda.