early 15c., "act of driving back," from Middle French répercussion (14c.) or directly from Latin repercusionem (nominative repercussio), from past participle stem of repercutere "to strike or beat back; shine back, reflect; echo," from re- "back" (see re-) + percutere "to strike or thrust through" (see percussion). Meaning "reverberation, echo" first recorded 1590s; the metaphoric extension is recorded from 1620s.
实用例句
1. After being put out, service has received very good market repercussion.
服务推出后收到了非常好的市场反响.来自互联网
2. This is probably the biggest repercussion of the calculation.
这大概是计算的最大影响.来自互联网
3. The president's death had unexpected repercussion.
总统的逝世引起出乎意料的反响.来自互联网
4. Diagnostician's digit repercussion of percussion.
诊断者的数字.来自互联网
5. Consequently through the ages, countries ( with few exceptions ) have been able to act unilaterally without repercussion.
