| 单词 | listen |
| 释义 | lis·ten I. transitive verb archaic < lady, vouchsafe to listen what I say — Shakespeare > intransitive verb 1. < stood erect and quiet as if listening — O.E.Rölvaag > < partial heart block may be determined by listening with the stethoscope — H.G.Armstrong > < he'd listen nervously to the gunfire — Ira Wolfert > < liked to follow him about and talk with him or listen to him ask … devastating questions of their elders — Irwin Edman > — often used in imperative < listen to this from a great philosopher — Brand Blanshard > — used dialect with at < listen at that mother bird — J.H.Stuart > < got a radio … we could listen at — Vereen Bell > 2. < have heard but not listened — R.L.Shayon > < frame an issue to which voters would listen — F.L.Paxson > < had not the slightest intention of listening to the grievances of the colonies — H.E.Scudder > 3. < listened for his step in the hall > 4. slang < it doesn't listen right — Mark Reed > < it listens to me as though the wise guys had been giving him a tip to lay off — New Republic > < why do some bands listen better than others — Musical Enterprise > II. < listened, and with each listen the game grew clearer — Rudyard Kipling > |
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