| 词汇 | ear |
| 释义 | ear (noun) ear 25 ENTRIES FOUND: ear (noun) ear (noun) ear canal (noun) ear candy (noun) cauliflower ear (noun) dog-eared (adjective) inner ear (noun) lop-eared (adjective) middle ear (noun) outer ear (noun) tin ear (noun) believe (verb) bend (verb) box (verb) deaf (adjective) fall (verb) lend (verb) other (pronoun) out (adverb) pig (noun) talk (verb) thick (adjective) up (adjective) wet (adjective) word (noun) 1 ear /ˈiɚ/ noun plural ears 1 ear /ˈiɚ/ noun plural ears Learner's definition of EAR 1 [count] : the part of the body that you hear with耳；耳朵 He was whispering something in her ear.他在她耳边窃窃私语。 a dog with floppy ears 耷拉着耳朵的狗 pierced ears [=ears with earlobes that have been pierced for wearing earrings]扎了耳洞的耳朵 — see picture at face 2 [singular] a : an ability to understand and appreciate something heard听力；欣赏能力 He has a good ear for music/languages.他对音乐/语言很敏感。 b — used to describe the way something sounds to you听起来 It sounds a little old-fashioned to my ear. [=it sounds old-fashioned to me]这在我听来有点过时。 3 [count] : attention that is shown or given by listening to what someone says倾听 Thanks for your ear. [=thanks for listening]谢谢你的倾听。 When I told my story, my brother listened with only half an ear. [=did not listen closely]我讲述我的故事时，我哥哥心不在焉地听着。 ◊ To lend an ear or, in literary language, to lend someone your ears is to listen to what someone has to say.听，倾听（某人叙说） She's always willing to lend a sympathetic ear.她总是很愿意心怀同情地听别人倾诉。 “Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears.”“朋友们，罗马人，同胞们，请听我说。”Shakespeare, Julius Caesar (1599)莎士比亚，《尤利乌斯·凯撒》(1599) all ears informal — used to say that someone is listening very closely全神贯注地听；洗耳恭听 As I told the story, my daughter was all ears.我讲故事时，女儿全神贯注地听着。 a word in someone's ear — see 1word bend someone's ear — see 1bend box someone's ears — see 3box can't believe your ears — see believe cock an/your ear — see 2cock ears are burning ◊ If your ears are burning or you feel your ears burning, you have the feeling that other people are talking about you.（感到有人在谈论自己而）耳朵发烫 (humorous) “We were talking about you last night.” “That explains why I felt my ears burning.”“我们昨晚说起你来着。”“怪不得那会儿我觉得耳朵发热。” ears pop — see 1pop fall on deaf ears : to fail to be heard : to be ignored未被理睬；被当成耳边风 Her pleas for mercy fell on deaf ears.她乞求宽恕，但未被理睬。 grin/smile from ear to ear : to smile widely : to have a big smile on your face咧嘴笑 He was grinning from ear to ear.他正咧着嘴笑呢。 have someone's ear ◊ If you have someone's ear you can talk and give advice to that person because you are trusted.在某人那里说得上话；使某人听得进去 an adviser who has the President's ear深得总统信赖的顾问 in one ear and out the other : through someone's mind without being remembered or noticed一只耳朵进一只耳朵出；当作耳边风 Everything you say to him goes in one ear and out the other. [=he doesn't listen to or remember what you say]不管你对他说什么，他都当成耳边风。 out on your ear informal : forced out : thrown out被驱逐；被解雇 If you're late to work again, you'll be out on your ear! [=you'll be fired]如果你上班再迟到，你就会被解雇！ play by ear 1 ◊ To play a song or a piece of music by ear is to play it after hearing it without looking at written music.不看乐谱演奏 He could play any tune by ear after hearing it only once.任何曲子他只要听一遍就能演奏出来。 2 ◊ To play it by ear is to do something without special preparation.没有特别准备地做某事；见机行事 I don't know how they'll react to our proposal, so we'll just have to play it by ear [=improvise, (informal) wing it] and hope for the best.我不知道他们对我们的建议会做出怎样的反应，所以只好走一步看一步，尽量往好处想。 set (something) on its ear informal : to cause something to be in a state of great excitement or shock引起…轰动（或震惊） She set the racing world on its ear [=she surprised and shocked the racing world] by winning several major races.她在几场重大的赛马会上获胜，轰动了赛马界。 His early recordings set the jazz world on its ear. [=his recordings caused a sensation in the jazz world]他的早期唱片轰动了爵士乐界。 talk someone's ear off — see 1talk turn a deaf ear : to refuse to listen to what someone says（对…）充耳不闻；听不进去 The company president turned a deaf ear to my proposals.公司总裁对我的建议充耳不闻。 up to your ears : deeply involved in something深深卷入；深陷于 They are up to their ears in debt. [=they are deeply in debt]他们债台高筑。 We're up to our ears in work. [=we are very busy]我们忙得不可开交。 wet behind the ears — see 1wet — compare 2ear — eared /ˈiɚd/ adjective a long-eared dog长耳狗 — earless /ˈiɚləs/ adjective 2 ear /ˈiɚ/ noun plural ears 2 ear /ˈiɚ/ noun plural ears Learner's definition of EAR [count] : the part of a corn plant on which the seeds grow穗；谷穗 an ear of corn玉米穗 — compare 1ear |
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