| 单词 | hear |
| 释义 | hear transitive verb 1. < so great was the din that I could not hear him > < he could hear the distant rumble of the native drums > 2. < hear that business is picking up > < heard that you were ill > < heard nothing more about the affair > — often used in the phrase hear say < I've heard say that he has been married before > and heard tell < ain't heard tell of them since I don't know when — Hamilton Basso > < you may have heard tell of the wonder chemical, fluorine — American Girl > 3. a. < the Lord has heard my prayers > b. < won't you hear my side of the story > < would not hear the envoy, and angrily dismissed him > < would not hear me through > < they heard him out, hiding their skepticism — F.D.Downey > c. < hear a concert > < hear mass > d. < he wants me to hear him his part — Christopher Isherwood > 4. a. < hear a case > < the judge refused to hear their claims > b. (1) < the committee heard 345 witnesses > (2) < the committee's decision to hear testimony … on the condition of natives — Current Biography > intransitive verb 1. < he can't hear at all, poor fellow > 2. a. < have heard about your doings > < who ever heard of such a thing > b. < haven't heard from him in two months > 3. < will not hear of my going > or to < would not hear to it — Clyde Eagleton > 4. < another complaint and you'll hear from me > 5. — often used in the expression Hear! Hear! during a speech to call attention to the words of the speaker or in applause |
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