| 释义 |
n- ① 1耳朵2外耳,耳壳
- the external [middle, internal] ear外[中、内]耳
- I cannot believe my ears.我无法相信自己的耳朵。
- I feel my ears burning.我觉得有人在谈论我。
- A word in your ear.我跟你私下谈句话。
- ②[用单数形]听觉;听力辨音力
- a keen [nice] ear敏锐的听力
- He has a good [no] ear for music.他对音乐很有[没有]鉴赏力。
- ③[用单数形]倾听;注意
- bend an ear (to ...)留心听(…)
短语- be all ears
- He was all ears at the concert.他在音乐会倾耳谛听。
- be up to the [one's] ears in ...
- We are up to our ears in work.我们的工作多得不得了。
- catch a person's ear
- He caught my ear and talked for an hour.他引起我的注意,长谈了一小时。
- fall on deaf ears
- His advice fell on deaf ears.他的忠告未受到注意。
- fall together by the ears
- from ear to ear
- He grinned from ear to ear.他张大嘴巴笑。
- gain the ear of ...
- give ear to ...
- Give ear to your parents' advice.要听父母的劝告。
- go in one ear and out the other
- Everything I say to you seems to go in one ear and out the other.凡是我跟你说的话,似乎都是耳边风。
- have [keep] an [one's] ear to the ground
- have [win, gain] a person's ear
- He gains the President's ear.他跟总统说得上话。
- lend an [one's] ear to ...
- The king lent an ear to the complaints of his people.国王倾听人民的诉苦。
- over ears
- ① 深陷(于恋爱、阴谋、债务之中);热衷;沉溺<in>
- play [sing] by ear
- Some people can play Chopin's music by ear.有些人能不用乐谱而演奏萧邦的乐曲。
- prick up one's ears
- I pricked up my ears when I heard my name mentioned.当我听到有人提起我的名字时,我侧耳倾听。
- reach [fall on, come to] one's ears
- set ... by the ears
- turn a deaf ear to ...
- He turned a deaf ear to my advice.他对我的忠告置若罔闻。
- up to the [one's] ears
- ① 深陷(于恋爱、阴谋、债务之中);热衷;沉溺<in>
- wet behind the ears
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