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🔑hearhear /hɪr / verb (past tense, past participle heard /hərd /)- [intransitive, transitive] (not used in the -ing forms不用 -ing 形式) to receive sounds with your ears听见；听到◆Can you speak a little louder? I don't hear very well.你说话能大点声吗？我听不大清。◆Sorry I'm late – I didn't hear my alarm clock this morning.抱歉，我来晚了。我今天早晨没听到闹钟响。
➨ WHICH WORD？词语辨析Hear or listen? * hear 还是 listen？You hear something by chance or without trying. * hear 指偶然或无意间听到I always wake up when I hear the neighbors' dog barking.我每次听见邻居的狗吠就会醒来。When you listen to something, you make a conscious or active effort. * listen 指有意或主动留心去听I love listening to music in the evenings.我喜欢晚上听音乐。Listen! I have something to tell you.听着！我有事跟你说。- [transitive] (not used in the -ing forms不用 -ing 形式) to be told or informed about something听说；得知；获悉◆I hear that you've been offered a job in Canada.我听说你得到了一份在加拿大的工作。◆Did you hear about Ken? He got fired yesterday!你听说肯的事了吗？他昨天被辞退了！
- [transitive](used about a judge, a court, etc.) to listen to the evidence in a trial in order to make a decision about it（法官、法庭等）审理，听审◆Your case will be heard this afternoon.你的案子将于今天下午审理。
 ●won't / wouldn't hear of sthto refuse to allow something不允许；拒绝◆I wanted to go to art school, but my parents wouldn't hear of it.我原本想上美术学校，可我父母不同意。  ●hear from sbto receive a letter, telephone call, etc. from someone接到…的来信（或电话等）●hear of sb / sth(used especially in questions and negatives) to know or receive information about the existence of a person, place, thing, etc.（尤用于疑问句和否定句）听说过◆Have you ever heard of the Bermuda Triangle?你听说过百慕大三角区吗？ |