| 单词 | ear |
| 释义 | ear UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable BODY PART 身体器官 ESSENTIAL ■either of the two organs, one on each side of the head, by which people or animals hear sounds, or the piece of skin and tissue outside the head connected to this organ 耳，耳朵 •The hearing in my left ear's not so good.我左耳听力不是太好。 •She leant over and whispered something in his ear.她俯过身去，贴着他的耳朵小声说了些甚么。 ⇒ See also auralUK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable PLANT PART 植物上的一部分 ■the flower part of a plant like a grass, such as wheat, which later contains the grains which are used as food 穗 •an ear of corn玉米穗 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable be all ears ■to be waiting eagerly to hear about something 全神贯注地听；洗耳恭听 •I'm all ears - tell us what they had to say.我洗耳恭听——快告诉我们他们是怎么说的。 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable be out on your ear informal ■to be forced to leave a job or place, especially because you have done something wrong （尤指因为做错了事而）被迫离职，被迫离开 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable be up to your ears in sth ■to be very busy, or to have more of something than you can manage 忙于…；埋头于…；深陷于… •I'm up to my ears in work.我现在工作忙得不可开交。 •She's up to her ears in debt.她债台高筑。 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable close your ears ■to stop listening 不愿听；掩耳不听 •I tried to close my ears to UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable ears are flapping informal ■If you say that someone's ears are flapping, you mean that they are trying to hear what you are saying, although they are not part of your conversation. 竖起耳朵偷听 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable your ears must be burning informal ■something that you say to someone who is being talked about （因为被人议论）耳根发热，发窘 •All this talk about Emma - her ears must be burning!听听大家这个议论啊——艾玛耳朵不发热才怪！ UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable go in one ear and out the other informal ■If you say that something you hear goes in one ear and out the other, you mean you quickly forget it 左耳进右耳出；当作耳边风 •If I have to listen to something I don't understand, it just goes in one ear and out the other.要是非得让我听我不懂的事情，那也只是左耳进右耳出。 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable grin / smile from ear to ear ■to look extremely happy 非常开心，笑得合不拢嘴 •'We've had a fantastic response,' he said, grinning from ear to ear.“我们收到的反应极好，”他说着，笑得嘴都合不拢了。 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable have an ear for sth ■If someone has an ear for music or languages, they are good at hearing, repeating or understanding these sounds 擅长学习（音乐或语言），对…一听就会 •She's never had much of an ear for languages.她从来就不太擅长学习语言。 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable have the ear of sb ■If someone has the ear of an important person, their ideas are listened to and considered important by that person. 使（某人）听得进去；在（某人）那里说得上话 UK [ɪər] US [ɪr] noun countable have/keep your ear to the ground ■to pay attention to everything that is happening around you and to what people are saying 耳听八方；注意周围情况；保持关注 |
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