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单词 hearing
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hearing

noun
 
/ˈhɪərɪŋ/
/ˈhɪrɪŋ/
Idioms
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  1.  
    [uncountable] the ability to hear
    • Her hearing is poor.
    • The explosion damaged his hearing.
    • She starting to lose her hearing.
    • hearing loss
    see also hard of hearing
    Extra Examples
    • His hearing began to deteriorate.
    • Is there any chance that he'll get his hearing back?
    • She lost her hearing when she was a child.
    • Two months after the accident her hearing came back.
    • Whales have acute hearing.
    • a course in sign language for both deaf and hearing people
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • acute
    • excellent
    • good
    verb + hearing
    • have
    • lose
    • get back
    hearing + verb
    • deteriorate
    • go
    • come back
    hearing + noun
    • impairment
    • loss
    • problems
    phrases
    • hard of hearing
    See full entry
  2. [countable] an official meeting at which the facts about a crime, complaint, etc. are presented to the person or group of people who will have to decide what action to take
    • a court/disciplinary hearing
    • An appeal hearing is scheduled for later this month.
    • to hold/attend/adjourn a hearing
    Collocations Criminal justiceCriminal justiceBreaking the law
    • break/​violate/​obey/​uphold the law
    • be investigated/​arrested/​tried for a crime/​a robbery/​fraud
    • be arrested/ (especially North American English) indicted/​convicted on charges of rape/​fraud/(especially US English) felony charges
    • be arrested on suspicion of arson/​robbery/​shoplifting
    • be accused of/​be charged with murder/(especially North American English) homicide/​four counts of fraud
    • face two charges of indecent assault
    • admit your guilt/​liability/​responsibility (for something)
    • deny the allegations/​claims/​charges
    • confess to a crime
    • grant/​be refused/​be released on/​skip/​jump bail
    The legal process
    • stand/​await/​bring somebody to/​come to/​be on trial
    • take somebody to/​come to/​settle something out of court
    • face/​avoid/​escape prosecution
    • seek/​retain/​have the right to/​be denied access to legal counsel
    • hold/​conduct/​attend/​adjourn a hearing/​trial
    • sit on/​influence/​persuade/​convince the jury
    • sit/​stand/​appear/​be put/​place somebody in the dock
    • plead guilty/​not guilty to a crime
    • be called to/​enter (British English) the witness box
    • take/​put somebody on the stand/(North American English) the witness stand
    • call/​subpoena/​question/​cross-examine a witness
    • give/​hear the evidence against/​on behalf of somebody
    • raise/​withdraw/​overrule an objection
    • reach a unanimous/​majority verdict
    • return/​deliver/​record a verdict of not guilty/​unlawful killing/​accidental death
    • convict/​acquit the defendant of the crime
    • secure a conviction/​your acquittal
    • lodge/​file an appeal
    • appeal (against)/challenge/​uphold/​overturn a conviction/​verdict
    Sentencing and punishment
    • pass sentence on somebody
    • carry/​face/​serve a seven-year/​life sentence
    • receive/​be given the death penalty
    • be sentenced to ten years (in prison/​jail)
    • carry/​impose/​pay a fine (of $3 000)/a penalty (of 14 years imprisonment)
    • be imprisoned/​jailed for drug possession/​fraud/​murder
    • do/​serve time/​ten years
    • be sent to/​put somebody in/​be released from jail/​prison
    • be/​put somebody/​spend X years on death row
    • be granted/​be denied/​break (your) parole
    Extra Examples
    • At a preliminary hearing the judge announced that the trial would begin on March 21.
    • Protesters are calling for a public hearing.
    • She was granted a divorce in a five-minute hearing.
    • The committee has decided to hold the hearing in public.
    • The hearing was told that the child had been left with a 14-year-old babysitter.
    • The judge dismissed the case without a hearing.
    Topics Law and justicec1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • final
    • preliminary
    • fair
    verb + hearing
    • conduct
    • hold
    • schedule
    hearing + verb
    • take place
    • begin
    • open
    preposition
    • at a/​the hearing
    • in a/​the hearing
    • pending a/​the hearing
    See full entry
  3. [singular] an opportunity to explain your actions, ideas or opinions
    • to get/give somebody a fair hearing
    • His views may be unfashionable but he deserves a hearing.
    Extra Examples
    • At least give our ideas a fair hearing before you reject them.
    • You haven't got much chance of your plan getting a sympathetic hearing.
    Topics Opinion and argumentc2
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • fair
    • sympathetic
    verb + hearing
    • give somebody/​something
    • get
    • deserve
    preposition
    • hearing for
    See full entry
Idioms
in/within (somebody’s) hearing
  1. near enough to somebody so that they can hear what is said synonym earshot
    • She shouldn't have said such things in your hearing.
    • For God's sake, don't mention it in her hearing.
    • I had no reason to believe there was anyone within hearing.
out of hearing
  1. too far away to hear somebody/something or to be heard
    • She had moved out of hearing.
    • We were just out of the captain's hearing.
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