| 单词 | hear |
| 释义 | hear UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard) verb RECEIVE SOUND 听到声音 ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive ■to receive or become conscious of a sound using your ears 听见，听到 •She heard a noise outside.她听到外面一阵嘈杂。 •My grandfather is getting old and can't hear very well.我祖父上了年纪，耳朵听不太清楚。 •You'll have to speak up, I can't hear you.你得说大声点，我听不到你。 •[+ obj + -ing •[+ obj + infinitive without to UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb BE TOLD 被告诉 ESSENTIAL intransitive or transitive ■to be told or learn (of); receive news 听说，得知 •Have you heard the news?你听说那则新闻了吗？ •If you haven't heard by Friday, assume I'm not coming.如果你在星期五之前还没听到消息，那就当作我不来了。 •[+ question word] Have you heard wh •[+ (that Common Learner Errors hear from sbTo talk about getting a letter or telephone call from someone, remember to use the preposition from.Don't say 'hear someone', say hear from someone :✗ I look forward to hearing you. UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard) verb LISTEN 听 ESSENTIAL transitive ■to listen to someone or something with great attention or officially in court 听；倾听；开审 •I heard a really interesting programme on the radio this morning.今天上午我在广播中听到一个非常有趣的节目。 •[+ infinitive without to •An audience gathered to hear him speak.一群听众聚集起来听他讲话。 •formal Lord, hear our prayers.主啊，听我们的祈祷。 •The case will be heard (= officially listened to) by the High Court.高等法院将审理这个案子。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb can't hear yourself think ■If you cannot hear yourself think, you cannot give your attention to anything because there is so much noise （由于太吵）无法集中注意力 •There was so much noise in the classroom that I could hardly hear myself think.教室里太吵闹了，我的注意力难以集中。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb do you hear? ■a way of emphasizing that you want people to give their attention to what you are saying 听见了吗?（用于提醒人们注意听你说的话） •I won't stand for this rudeness, do you hear?我不能容忍这种粗鲁行为，你听到了吗？ UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb hear tell (of) old-fashioned ■If you hear tell (of) something, someone tells you about it. 听人说，听说 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard) verb hear wedding bells informal ■to think that someone is going to get married 认为（某人）即将结婚 •She knew that if she brought her boyfriend home her mother would start hearing wedding bells.她知道如果她把男友带回家，她母亲就会以为他们即将结婚。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb Hear, hear! ■said to strongly agree with what someone else has just said 说得好，说得好！ UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard) verb I must be hearing things. humorous ■said when you cannot believe something because it is so unlikely 我想我一定是听错了（表示不相信某事） •He's offered to wash the dishes - I must be hearing things.他主动提出要洗碗盘——我一定是听错了。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb will never hear the end of it informal ■If you say you will never hear the end of it, you mean that someone is repeatedly going to speak proudly, criticize, etc. about something 说个没完没了 •If Linda gets that promotion, we'll never hear the end of it.如果琳达获得擢升，她会说个没完没了。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb won't hear a word (said) against sb/sth ■If you won't hear a word said against someone or something, you refuse to believe anything bad about them 听不进一句（针对…的）坏话 •He's completely infatuated with the woman and won't hear a word said against her.他被这个女人迷得神魂颠倒，听不进一句她的坏话。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb You could have heard a pin drop. ■something that you say in order to describe a situation where there was complete silence, especially because people were very interested or very surprised by what was happening （因着迷或惊讶而）鸦雀无声 •Margaret's ex-husband turned up at the wedding. Honestly, you could have heard a pin drop.玛格丽特的前夫出现在婚礼现场。老实说，当时全场真是鸦雀无声。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb Phrasal Verbs hear from sb IMPROVER ■If you hear from someone, you get a letter or telephone call from them, or they tell you something 收到（某人）的来信；接到（某人）的电话；（某人）告知 •We haven't heard from her for ages.我们已经很久没有她的消息了。 •You'll be hearing from my solicitors (= They will write to you about my complaint).你就等着接我的律师函吧。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb Phrasal Verbs hear of sb/sth IMPROVER ■If you have heard of someone or something, you know that that person or thing exists 知道，听说过 •I'd never heard of him before he won the prize.他获奖之前我从来没听说过他。 •It's a tiny country that most people have never heard of.那是一个很小的国家，大多数人听都没听说过。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb Phrasal Verbs not hear of sth ■If someone says they will not hear of something, they mean they will not allow it, usually when you want to do something good for them 拒绝接受，拒不答应（常指有好处的事） •I wanted to pay but she wouldn't hear of it.我要付帐，但她不同意。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb Phrasal Verbs hear sth of sb IMPROVER ■to receive news about someone 得知（某人）的消息 •We haven't heard anything of Jan for months.我们已经有好几个月没有简的任何消息了。 UK [hɪər] US [hɪr] (heard, heard)verb Phrasal Verbs hear sb out ■to listen to someone until they have said everything they want to say 听（某人）说完 •At least hear me out before making up your mind.你作决定之前至少先听我说完。 |
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