hear
/hɪə/
- Syllables
- 1 syllable
- Stress
- One strong syllable
- Vowel
- Schwa vowel
- Ending
- Final r is pronounced in US English
US voice -> hear
hear / hÇǝ(r)/ v (pt, pp heard /hɜ:d/)
၁။ ကြားသည်။ She doesn't/ can't hear very well (ie is rather deaf). ❍ We listened but could hear nothing. ❍ Have you heard her latest record? ❍ I heard someone laughing. Did you hear him go out? ❍ She was often heard to remark on how lonely she felt. ❍ (fig ) Can't you just hear her say (ie imagine her saying) that?
၂။ နားထောင်သည်။ You're not to go—do you hear me! ❍ We'd better hear what they have to say. ❍ Be quiet—I can't hear myself think (ie I can't concentrate)! ❍ FEEL1
၃။ ~ (about sb/sth ) ကြားသည်။ သိသည်။ ကြားသိသည်။ You sing very well, I hear. ❍ Have you heard the news? ❍ I heard (that) you were ill. ❍ Have you heard about his dismissal?
၄။ ကြားနာသည်။ The court heard the evidence. ❍ Which judge will hear the case?
❏ hearer /'hÇǝrǝ(r)/ n နားထောင်သူ။
❏ hear! hear! [IDM ] (သဘောကျခြင်း၊ ထောက်ခံခြင်းအတွက် သုံးသောစကား)။
❏ hear from sb [PHRV ] (တစ်စုံတစ်ဦးထံမှ) စာ၊ တယ်လီဖုန်း စသည် လာသည်။ How often do you hear from your sister?
❏ hear of sb/ sth [PHRV ] ကြားမိသည်။ သတင်းကြားသည်။ I've never heard of the place. ❍ She disappeared and was never heard of again.
❏ hear sb out [PHRV ] ပြီးအောင်နားထောင်သည်။ I know you don't believe me but please hear me out!
❏ hear a pin drop [IDM ] အပ်ကျသံတောင် ကြားရတယ်။ The audience was so quiet you could have heard a pin drop.
❏ hear tell of sth [IDM ] ပြောသံကြားသည်။ I've often heard tell of such things.
❏ hear things [IDM ] (infml ) စိတ်ကထင်တာပါ။ ‘Was that a knock at the door?’ ‘No, you must be hearing things!’
❏ not/ never hear the end of sth [IDM ] ပြောလို့ဆုံးမှာ မဟုတ်တော့ဘူး။ If we don't give her what she wants we'll never hear the end of it.
❏ not hear of sth [PHRV ] (usu with will or would ) ခွင့်မပြု။ ခွင့်ပြုမည်မဟုတ်။ He wouldn't hear of my walking home alone.
- He listened but heard nothing more.
- Mary heard the sound of voices.
- Shh – I can’t hear.
- [hear what] : No one could hear what she said.
- [hear do something] : He heard the door slam shut.
- [hear doing something] : She heard the dog barking outside.
- Have you heard? Lucy passed her exam.
- [hear (that)] : I heard he’d got a new job.
- [hear about] : Did you hear about Jim’s party?
- [hear of] : We didn’t hear of his death until many years later.
- [be etc to hear] : I’m delighted to hear that you’re coming.
- [hear what/how etc] : I came home as soon as I heard what happened.
- [hear] : We heard rumours that the school was going to close.
- We’ll meet again in two weeks, when I’ll hear your suggestions.
- [hear what] : We’re all eager to hear what he has to say.
- [hear someone on something] : All members are entitled to be heard on this matter.
- I want to hear the news on the radio before I go.
- Do you want to hear this story or not?
- [hear someone do something] : He’s got a great voice – you should hear him sing.
- He heard the bitterness in her voice.
- Look, you’re just not hearing me, are you?
- I’m surprised to hear you say that.
- I haven’t heard him offering to help (=he has not offered).
- You won’t hear me complain (=I won’t complain).
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