The phrase "bad echo" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a sound or voice that repeats or reverberates in an undesired or unpleasant manner. An example sentence could be: "The speaker's voice had a bad echo, making it difficult to understand their words."
"You want all those arrivals to be within 30 milliseconds," he said, to avoid what would sound like a very bad echo.
It also meant that untold numbers of connections to final destinations were missed, dozens of gates at other airports were kept idle waiting on those late planes, dozens of other flights at those airports were delayed as a result and so on around the country, like a bad echo.
All news, good and bad, echoed through the intercom of my mother.
More worrying is the possibility that, since some of the Ankara cases had only limited contact with birds, the disease may have changed in ways that makes it more easily transmitted from birds to humans.In this section The Merkel method The Ségolène effect Bad echoes from the past When the chickens come home to roost New ideas Pipe down Third time lucky?
Dominique Strauss-Kahn, a former finance minister, is expected to declare soon too.In this section The Merkel method The Ségolène effect Bad echoes from the past When the chickens come home to roost New ideas Pipe down Third time lucky?
But in truth, nobody wants to be left behind.In this section Surrounding Russia Small world Let's all pull apart The ties that divide Haunted by history Could do better Reprints Related items Spain and Catalonia: Bad echoes from the pastJan 12th 2006That will affect most notably the Basques, who currently enjoy even more powers than the Catalans.
FOR THE RECORD: Producers Guild awards: An article in the Jan . 20Calendar section about the Producers Guild of America Awards said wins by "Modern Family" and "Breaking Bad" echoed the results of the Golden Globes.
Being the second most populous country in the world, any news on India, whether good or bad, echoes around the world.
"So bad," Georgette echoed.
The discovery that heating some foods can releases bad chemicals echoes other evidence this week that heating vegetable oils also releases "toxic chemicals" linked to cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.
This is how the bad-faith echo chamber works, and GOP lawmakers were happy to join in.
