ear

  基本辭彙  
[ɪə(r)]     [ɪr]    
  • n. 聽覺;耳朵;傾聽
  • n. 麥穗
  • vi. 抽穗
earless eared eared earing ears
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ear的英文翻譯是什麼意思,詞典釋義與在線翻譯:

詳盡釋義

n. (名詞)
  1. 耳,耳朵,耳子
  2. 聽覺,聽力,辨音力
  3. 耳狀物
  4. 注意,傾聽
  5. 穗,麥穗
  6. 音感
  7. 捏把
  8. 燈花
  9. 全神貫注地聽,聚精會神地聽
v. (動詞)
  1. 抽穗

雙解釋義

n. (名詞)
  1. [C]耳,耳朵 either of the two organs by which people or animals hear, each side of the head
  2. [S]聽力 keen recognition of sounds, especially in music or languages
  3. [S]傾聽; 注意 sympathetic attention
  4. [C]穗 the head of a grain-producing plant, used for food

英英釋義

Noun:
  1. the sense organ for hearing and equilibrium

  2. good hearing;

    "he had a keen ear"
    "a good ear for pitch"

  3. the externally visible cartilaginous structure of the external ear

  4. attention to what is said;

    "he tried to get her ear"

  5. fruiting spike of a cereal plant especially corn

ear的用法和樣例:

例句

用作名詞 (n.)
  1. She plays the piano entirely by ear.
    他演奏鋼琴完全憑聽覺記憶,不用樂譜。
  2. If this news ever reaches her ears, she'll be furious.
    這個消息萬一傳到她的耳朵里,她一定得大發雷霆。
  3. He gave the boy's ear a painful tweak.
    他用力擰了一下那男孩的耳朵。
  4. The dog's ear pricked up at the sound.
    狗聽到聲音后豎起了耳朵。
  5. He tried to give a sympathetic ear to the patient.
    他極力懷著同情心傾聽患者的敘述。
  6. They bent an ear to our request for aid.
    他們仔細傾聽我們求援的請求。
用作名詞 (n.)
  1. Some people like eating the ear of wheat.
    有些人喜歡吃麥穗。
用作不及物動詞 (vi.)
  1. The corn will soon ear.
    玉米不久就要結穗了。
  2. Soon the seedings shot up and began to ear.
    秧苗很快長起來,並開始抽穗。

常用短語

用作名詞 (n.)
a word in sb's ear
    〈非正式〉悄悄話,耳語 a private talk
about one's ears
    徹底地,猛烈地 all round one
be all ears
    全神貫注地聽著,專心傾聽 listen eagerly
bring sth (down) about one's ears
    失敗,毀滅;(希望、計劃等)落空 to or into complete collaps, defeat, or ruin; to the destruction of a person's plans, hopes, etc.
box sb's ears
    打…耳光 slap sb on the side of the head
bring a storm about sb's ears
    引起對某人的強烈反感〔憤怒〕 cause sb to be very tiresome or angry
come out of one's ears
    大量 be in great excess
come to〔reach〕 one's ears
    讓…聽到 be made aware of
fall on deaf ears
    未受到重視; 未被理睬,不被聽取 not be mentioned
fall on one's ears
    聽起來 sound
gain the ear of
    得到某人的注意 get sb to listen to one
give (an) ear to
    傾聽,注意 listen; pay attention to
give one's ears
    不惜任何代價(要) make great personal sacrifice for; pay any price for
give sb a thick ear
    打…耳光 slap sb on the side of the head
go in one ear and out of the other
    左耳進,右耳出; 只當耳旁風 be not really listening
have long ears
    愛打聽別人的事情 be inquisitive
have one's ears burning
    耳朵發熱 be the subject of conversation
have the ear of
    (意見、看法等)得到某人重視; 被某人聽取和接受 (ideas, opinions etc.) are respected by sb
lend an ear
    細聽,傾聽 listen attentively
on one's ear
    輕率 hurriedly
play by ear
    憑聽覺而不是識譜來演奏音樂 play a tune which one has heard, remembered, or invented but not seen written in notes
    play by ear

    I could play by ear.

    我能夠憑聽覺而不是識譜來演奏音樂。

    No one could play by ear.

    沒有人能夠憑聽覺而不是識譜來演奏樂器。

    play sth by ear

    I can play the piano by ear, but I regret now that I never learned to read music properly.

    我能不看樂譜彈奏鋼琴,不過現在我後悔沒有真正學會識樂譜。

play it by ear
    見機行事 judge the correct way to deal with sth as it happens, without fixed plans in advance
prick up one's ears
    立刻豎起耳朵仔細聽 suddenly start listening carefully
ring in one's ears
    言猶在耳 sound like a bell in (a space)
set by the ears
    使爭吵不休 lead to disharmony among people
    set sb by the ears

    The mere mention of the subject set the whole company by the ears.

    一提起這個題目,就引起眾人的爭吵。

    Trying to agree where to go on holiday set the family by the ears.

    試圖商定去哪裡度假,結果造成了家庭不和。

shut one's ears to
    對…充耳不聞 pretend not to hear
strain one's ears
    儘力傾聽 try one's best to listen
throw out on sb's ear
    不客氣地把某人打發走 forcibly eject sb
    throw sb out on sb's ear

    The drunk was making a nuisance of himself and so the manager threw him out on his ear.

    那醉漢自己招人討厭,因此經理不客氣地把他打發走了。

turn a deaf ear to
    置若罔聞,裝沒聽到 pay no attention to; pretend not to hear
up to one's ears
    深深捲入 overwhelmed with
wet behind the ears
    少不更事,無所適從 inexperienced
with half an ear
    不專心(聽) listen inattentively

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經典引文

  • Rumours have come to my ears.

    出自: H. C. Jackson
  • The summons in our ears was shrill.

    出自: W. N. Hodgson
  • He listened to their difficulties with an impatient ear.

    出自: fig.
  • The little corn that had been planted withered before it came to an ear.

    出自: R. Graves
  • The Sea..which they ear and wound With keels.

    出自:Anthony Cleopatra , Shakespeare

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