英语词汇“ear”的读音、翻译、释义、用法及例句-青年旅行网

idiomear► don't piss in my ear and tell me it's raining don't piss on my back and tell me it's rainingbend sb's earto talk to someone for a long time, especially when this is annoying or boring for them:A lot of people have been bending my ear about this plan of yours to open a restaurant in the park. Gordon spent hours bending anyone's ear who would listen about his beautiful new baby daughter.an ear (for sth)the ability to easily understand everything about music, language etc and the way it sounds, and to sing, play, write, or speak it well :Martin Mull is a fine guitarist with a good ear for jazz.A good writer must first develop an ear for the rhythms of speech.give sb a thick ear BrEBrEspoken to hit someone, often used humorously:Stop mucking about, you two, or I might have to give you both a thick ear.get a thick ear: In those days you got a thick ear if you were cheeky.sth goes in one ear and out the otherspoken used in order to say that when you tell someone something, they pay no attention or do not remember it:If you tell lads how to play football, instead of showing them, it just goes in one ear and straight out the other.I called them yesterday and explained exactly what I wanted, but obviously it all went in one ear and out the other.have sb's earto be listened to by someone in a powerful position, so that they are willing to support you and pay attention to your advice, opinions etc:Paral said that minority groups had to get the ear of the President if they wanted to be taken seriously.The Citizens' Symphony Committee is a group of men and women in business who claim to have the ear of wealthy donors whose money could revive the symphony.keep/have an ear out for sth(also keep/have an ear cocked (for sth))to listen carefully so that you do not miss something that you are expecting to happen:I'm just going out for a few minutes - can you keep an ear out for the postman?She kept an ear cocked for the sound of Joe's key in the front door.keep your/an ear to the groundto be sure that you find out what people are saying and thinking about a situation that you are involved in, especially so that nobody gains an advantage over you:I want everyone to keep their ears to the ground; we can't afford to have Benson's attorneys producing any surprises at the trial.Smith was a politician who liked to keep an ear close to the ground, rather than spending all his time at party headquarters.lend an earto give someone the opportunity to tell you their ideas, feelings etc, especially if no one else will listen to them:An important part of a family doctor's job is to lend a sympathetic ear to patients who just want to talk.Every month Mayor Dudley opens his office doors to lend an ear to ordinary citizens for an hour or so.listen with half an earto listen to someone while thinking about something else:I spend all day listening with half an ear to the radio, hoping to get some news about the situation.Victor lit a cigarette and listened with half an ear, amused by the girls' chatter.make a pig's ear of sth BrEBrEspoken to do a piece of work so badly that it is useless:Last time I tried to cut someone's hair I made a complete pig's ear of it.Mark's made a pig's ear of the decorating - there's paint all over the carpet!be out on your earleave a job or organization to be forced to leave a job, an organization, or your home, especially because you have done something wrong:If the sergeant caught us entertaining members of the opposite sex in our rooms, we would be out on our ears in no time at all.Polenski knew that the moment his criminal conviction became known to the government he would have been out on his ear.play sth by earspoken to react to a situation as it happens, because you do not know how it is going to change or develop:When asked whether the President's health would stand up to the trip, Mandela's press secretary said, "We'll have to play it by ear.""What are you doing tonight?" "I don't know - we're playing it by ear and waiting to find out if Rachel's coming or not."set sth on its ear AmEAmEif a person or their achievement sets a place, organization, or group of people on its ear, what they have done gets lots of excited attention and interest:Farrakhan, one of the country's most famous civil rights leaders, set the crowd at the music festival on its ear by picking up a violin and playing two classical pieces. This computer will not set the industry on its ear, but it does have some new features that should interest our customers.be smiling/grinning from ear to earto have a big smile on your face because you are very pleased or amused:The artist was photographed next to her prize-winning sculpture, smiling from ear to ear.He grinned from ear to ear as he watched us try to catch a fish.a tin ear (for sth)when you are unable to judge what music, poetry etc is good, and what is bad:Jones has a tin ear for dialogue, and the actors were clearly uncomfortable with his script.Only someone with a tin ear and no sense of humour could fail to enjoy this concert.turn a deaf ear (to sth)to refuse to listen to what someone is asking or telling you:Over fifty percent of office workers felt that their employers would turn a deaf ear if they complained of sexual harassment.The Prime Minister has turned a deaf ear to opposition demands that he should call an early election. —compare fall on deaf ears

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(as) cute as a bug's ear
(one) can't believe (one's) ears
(one's) ears are burning
(one's) ears are red
(one's) ears are ringing
(someone's) ears are flapping
a box on the ear
a flea in (one's) ear
a flea in ear
a flea in your ear
a word in (one's) ear
a word in someone's ear
about (one's) ears
all ears
all ears, to be
all eyes and ears
are your ears burning?
around (one's) ears
assault the ear
autem prickear
be all ears
be easy on the ear
be grinning from ear to ear
be music to (one's) ears
be music to your ears
be not much between the ears
be out on (one's) ear
be out on your ear
be up to (one's) ears in (something)
be up to your ears in something
beam/grin/smile from ear to ear
believe (one's) ears
believe ears
believe one's ears
bend (one's) ear
bend ear
bend somebody's ear
bend someone's ear
bend someone's ear, to
between the/(one's) ears
between your ears
blow it out your ear
Blow it out your ear!
box (one's) ears
box somebody's ears
bring (something) (down) about (one's) ears
bring something about your ears
by ear
can (do something) on (one's) ear
can't make a silk purse (out) of a sow's ear
can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
clip over the ear
close (one's) ears to (someone or something)
cloth ears
cock (one's) ear
cock an ear at (someone or something)
cock an ear/eye at somebody/something
cock an eye at (someone or something)
cock your ear
come to (one's) ears
come to/reach somebody's ears
coming out of (one's) ears
coming out of ears
coming out of one’s ears
coming out of one's ears
cute as a bug's ear
cute as a button
do not hang noodles on my ears
dog-ear
donkey's ears
dry behind the ears
ear candy
ear hustle
ear hustler
ear hustling
ear to the ground
ear to the ground, have one's
ear to the ground, to have/keep an
ear tunnel
ear-duster
ears are burning, one's
ears are flapping
ears must be burning
easy on the ear
easy on the eye
easy on the eye, ear, etc.
elephant ear
elephant ears
fall on deaf ears
fall on deaf ears, to
Fields have eyes, and woods have ears
flea in his ear
flea in one's ear, a
flea in one's ear, to have a
flea in the ear
get (one's) ears lowered
get (one's) ears pinned back
get (one's) ears set out
get a thick ear
get ears pinned back
get ears set out
give (one) a thick ear
give an ear (to one)
give ear to
give ear to (someone or something)
give somebody/get a thick ear
give someone a thick ear
go blow it out your ear
Go blow it out your ear!
go in one ear and out the other
grin from ear to ear
hardly dry behind the ears
have (one's) ear
have (one's) ears lowered
have (someone or something) by the ears
have (something) coming out of (one's) ears
have a tin ear
have a wolf by the ears
have a word in (one's) ear
have a word in somebody's ear
have a word in someone's ear
have a/the wolf by the ear(s)
have an ear for
have an ear for (something)
have an ear for something
have an ear to the ground
have an/(one's) ear close to the ground
have an/(one's) ear to the ground
have big ears
have half an ear on (someone or something)
have nothing between the/(one's) ears
have somebody's ear
have someone's ear
have something by the ears
have something coming out of your ears
have steam coming out of (one's) ears
have steam coming out of your ears
have the ear of (one)
have the ear of someone
have the right sow by the ear
his, her, etc. ears are burning
his, her, etc. ears are flapping
hold a wolf by the ears
I’m all ears
I'm all ears
I'm listening
in a pig's ear
In a pig's eye!
in earshot
in one ear and out the other
incline (one's) ear
incline your ear
jug ears
keep an ear out (for someone or something)
keep an ear to the ground
keep an/(one's) ear close to the ground
keep an/(one's) ear to the ground
keep your ear to the ground
keep/have an/your ear to the ground
lend (one's) ear to (someone or something)
lend (someone) (one's) ear
lend an ear
lend an ear (to one)
lend an ear to
lend one's ear
lend one's ear, to
like tryin' to scratch your ear with your elbow
like trying to scratch your ear with your elbow
listen (to someone or something) with half an ear
listen with half an ear
Little pitchers have big ears
little pitchers have long ears
lower (one's) ears
lower ears
make (someone's) ears burn
make a pig's ear of
make a pig's ear of (something)
make a pig's ear of something
make a silk purse (out) of a sow's ear
make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
mickey mouse ears
music to (one's) ears
music to ears
music to one's ears
music to your ears
nail (one's) ears back
nail ears back
not believe (one's) ears
not believe (one's) eyes
not believe ears
not believe your eyes/ears
not dry behind the ears
not have much between the ears
one's ears are red
one's ears are ringing
out on (one's) ear
out on one's ear
out on your ear
perk up (one's) ears
pin back (one's) ears
pin back your ears
pin ears back
pin someone’s ears back
pin someone's ears back
pin your ears back
play by ear
play it by ear
play it by ear, to
play something by ear
pound (one's) ear
pound ear
pound one’s ear
preach to deaf ears
prick (one's) ears up
prick up (one's) ears
prick up ears
prick up its ears
prick up one's ears
prick up one's ears, to
prick up your ears
pull in (one's) ears
pull in ears
put a bug in (one's) ear
put a bug in ear
put a bug in someone's ear
reach (one's) ears
ring in (one's) ears
ring in (one's) head
ring in ears
ring in your ears
ring in your ears/head
send (one) away with a flea in (one's) ear
send someone away with a flea in their ear
set (someone) by the ears
set by the ears
shut (one's) ears to (someone or something)
shut/close your ears to somebody/something
sloshed to the ears
smile from ear to ear
someone's ears are burning
someone's ears are flapping
Spock ears
stewed to the ears
stewed to the gills
stop (one's) ears
stop your ears
talk (one's) ear(s) off
talk ear off
talk somebody's ear off
talk someone’s ear off
talk someone's arm off
the mind's ear
the walls have ears
throw one out on one’s ear
throw out on ear
tin ear
turn (something) on its ear
turn a blind eye/deaf ear, to
turn a deaf ear
turn a deaf ear (to someone or something)
up on (one's) ear
up to (one's) ears (in something)
up to (one's) ears in (something)
up to (one's) ears in debt
up to ears
up to neck
up to one’s ears
up to one’s eyeballs
up to one's ears
up to one's ears/eyes/eyebrows, to be
up to your ears
up to your ears in
up to your ears in debt
use your head for more than a hatrack
virgin ears
Walls have ears
walls have ears, the
Were your ears burning?
wet behind the ears
wet behind the ears, (still)
whisper sweet nothings in (one's) ear
with a flea in your ear
within earshot
You cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
you can't make a silk purse (out) of a sow's ear
you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear

词汇	ear
释义	ear noun 1 a citizens' band radio antenna US, 1976. 2 a person who is not a part of the criminal underworld but who reports what he hears to those who are US, 1964. 3 a police officer SOUTH AFRICA, 1973. 4 on a playing card, a bent corner used by a cheat to identify the card US, 1950.► keep your ear to the ground; have your ear to the groundto be alert to whatever is happening UK, 1920.► on your ear1. easily UK, 1956.2. extremely drunk IRELAND, 1991 idiomear► don't piss in my ear and tell me it's raining don't piss on my back and tell me it's rainingbend sb's earto talk to someone for a long time, especially when this is annoying or boring for them:A lot of people have been bending my ear about this plan of yours to open a restaurant in the park. Gordon spent hours bending anyone's ear who would listen about his beautiful new baby daughter.an ear (for sth)the ability to easily understand everything about music, language etc and the way it sounds, and to sing, play, write, or speak it well :Martin Mull is a fine guitarist with a good ear for jazz.A good writer must first develop an ear for the rhythms of speech.give sb a thick ear BrEBrEspoken to hit someone, often used humorously:Stop mucking about, you two, or I might have to give you both a thick ear.get a thick ear: In those days you got a thick ear if you were cheeky.sth goes in one ear and out the otherspoken used in order to say that when you tell someone something, they pay no attention or do not remember it:If you tell lads how to play football, instead of showing them, it just goes in one ear and straight out the other.I called them yesterday and explained exactly what I wanted, but obviously it all went in one ear and out the other.have sb's earto be listened to by someone in a powerful position, so that they are willing to support you and pay attention to your advice, opinions etc:Paral said that minority groups had to get the ear of the President if they wanted to be taken seriously.The Citizens' Symphony Committee is a group of men and women in business who claim to have the ear of wealthy donors whose money could revive the symphony.keep/have an ear out for sth(also keep/have an ear cocked (for sth))to listen carefully so that you do not miss something that you are expecting to happen:I'm just going out for a few minutes - can you keep an ear out for the postman?She kept an ear cocked for the sound of Joe's key in the front door.keep your/an ear to the groundto be sure that you find out what people are saying and thinking about a situation that you are involved in, especially so that nobody gains an advantage over you:I want everyone to keep their ears to the ground; we can't afford to have Benson's attorneys producing any surprises at the trial.Smith was a politician who liked to keep an ear close to the ground, rather than spending all his time at party headquarters.lend an earto give someone the opportunity to tell you their ideas, feelings etc, especially if no one else will listen to them:An important part of a family doctor's job is to lend a sympathetic ear to patients who just want to talk.Every month Mayor Dudley opens his office doors to lend an ear to ordinary citizens for an hour or so.listen with half an earto listen to someone while thinking about something else:I spend all day listening with half an ear to the radio, hoping to get some news about the situation.Victor lit a cigarette and listened with half an ear, amused by the girls' chatter.make a pig's ear of sth BrEBrEspoken to do a piece of work so badly that it is useless:Last time I tried to cut someone's hair I made a complete pig's ear of it.Mark's made a pig's ear of the decorating - there's paint all over the carpet!be out on your earleave a job or organization to be forced to leave a job, an organization, or your home, especially because you have done something wrong:If the sergeant caught us entertaining members of the opposite sex in our rooms, we would be out on our ears in no time at all.Polenski knew that the moment his criminal conviction became known to the government he would have been out on his ear.play sth by earspoken to react to a situation as it happens, because you do not know how it is going to change or develop:When asked whether the President's health would stand up to the trip, Mandela's press secretary said, "We'll have to play it by ear.""What are you doing tonight?" "I don't know - we're playing it by ear and waiting to find out if Rachel's coming or not."set sth on its ear AmEAmEif a person or their achievement sets a place, organization, or group of people on its ear, what they have done gets lots of excited attention and interest:Farrakhan, one of the country's most famous civil rights leaders, set the crowd at the music festival on its ear by picking up a violin and playing two classical pieces. This computer will not set the industry on its ear, but it does have some new features that should interest our customers.be smiling/grinning from ear to earto have a big smile on your face because you are very pleased or amused:The artist was photographed next to her prize-winning sculpture, smiling from ear to ear.He grinned from ear to ear as he watched us try to catch a fish.a tin ear (for sth)when you are unable to judge what music, poetry etc is good, and what is bad:Jones has a tin ear for dialogue, and the actors were clearly uncomfortable with his script.Only someone with a tin ear and no sense of humour could fail to enjoy this concert.turn a deaf ear (to sth)to refuse to listen to what someone is asking or telling you:Over fifty percent of office workers felt that their employers would turn a deaf ear if they complained of sexual harassment.The Prime Minister has turned a deaf ear to opposition demands that he should call an early election. —compare fall on deaf ears See: (as) cute as a bug's ear (one) can't believe (one's) ears (one's) ears are burning (one's) ears are red (one's) ears are ringing (someone's) ears are flapping a box on the ear a flea in (one's) ear a flea in ear a flea in your ear a word in (one's) ear a word in someone's ear about (one's) ears all ears all ears, to be all eyes and ears are your ears burning? around (one's) ears assault the ear autem prickear be all ears be easy on the ear be grinning from ear to ear be music to (one's) ears be music to your ears be not much between the ears be out on (one's) ear be out on your ear be up to (one's) ears in (something) be up to your ears in something beam/grin/smile from ear to ear believe (one's) ears believe ears believe one's ears bend (one's) ear bend ear bend somebody's ear bend someone's ear bend someone's ear, to between the/(one's) ears between your ears blow it out your ear Blow it out your ear! box (one's) ears box somebody's ears bring (something) (down) about (one's) ears bring something about your ears by ear can (do something) on (one's) ear can't make a silk purse (out) of a sow's ear can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear clip over the ear close (one's) ears to (someone or something) cloth ears cock (one's) ear cock an ear at (someone or something) cock an ear/eye at somebody/something cock an eye at (someone or something) cock your ear come to (one's) ears come to/reach somebody's ears coming out of (one's) ears coming out of ears coming out of one’s ears coming out of one's ears cute as a bug's ear cute as a button do not hang noodles on my ears dog-ear donkey's ears dry behind the ears ear candy ear hustle ear hustler ear hustling ear to the ground ear to the ground, have one's ear to the ground, to have/keep an ear tunnel ear-duster ears are burning, one's ears are flapping ears must be burning easy on the ear easy on the eye easy on the eye, ear, etc. elephant ear elephant ears fall on deaf ears fall on deaf ears, to Fields have eyes, and woods have ears flea in his ear flea in one's ear, a flea in one's ear, to have a flea in the ear get (one's) ears lowered get (one's) ears pinned back get (one's) ears set out get a thick ear get ears pinned back get ears set out give (one) a thick ear give an ear (to one) give ear to give ear to (someone or something) give somebody/get a thick ear give someone a thick ear go blow it out your ear Go blow it out your ear! go in one ear and out the other grin from ear to ear hardly dry behind the ears have (one's) ear have (one's) ears lowered have (someone or something) by the ears have (something) coming out of (one's) ears have a tin ear have a wolf by the ears have a word in (one's) ear have a word in somebody's ear have a word in someone's ear have a/the wolf by the ear(s) have an ear for have an ear for (something) have an ear for something have an ear to the ground have an/(one's) ear close to the ground have an/(one's) ear to the ground have big ears have half an ear on (someone or something) have nothing between the/(one's) ears have somebody's ear have someone's ear have something by the ears have something coming out of your ears have steam coming out of (one's) ears have steam coming out of your ears have the ear of (one) have the ear of someone have the right sow by the ear his, her, etc. ears are burning his, her, etc. ears are flapping hold a wolf by the ears I’m all ears I'm all ears I'm listening in a pig's ear In a pig's eye! in earshot in one ear and out the other incline (one's) ear incline your ear jug ears keep an ear out (for someone or something) keep an ear to the ground keep an/(one's) ear close to the ground keep an/(one's) ear to the ground keep your ear to the ground keep/have an/your ear to the ground lend (one's) ear to (someone or something) lend (someone) (one's) ear lend an ear lend an ear (to one) lend an ear to lend one's ear lend one's ear, to like tryin' to scratch your ear with your elbow like trying to scratch your ear with your elbow listen (to someone or something) with half an ear listen with half an ear Little pitchers have big ears little pitchers have long ears lower (one's) ears lower ears make (someone's) ears burn make a pig's ear of make a pig's ear of (something) make a pig's ear of something make a silk purse (out) of a sow's ear make a silk purse out of a sow's ear mickey mouse ears music to (one's) ears music to ears music to one's ears music to your ears nail (one's) ears back nail ears back not believe (one's) ears not believe (one's) eyes not believe ears not believe your eyes/ears not dry behind the ears not have much between the ears one's ears are red one's ears are ringing out on (one's) ear out on one's ear out on your ear perk up (one's) ears pin back (one's) ears pin back your ears pin ears back pin someone’s ears back pin someone's ears back pin your ears back play by ear play it by ear play it by ear, to play something by ear pound (one's) ear pound ear pound one’s ear preach to deaf ears prick (one's) ears up prick up (one's) ears prick up ears prick up its ears prick up one's ears prick up one's ears, to prick up your ears pull in (one's) ears pull in ears put a bug in (one's) ear put a bug in ear put a bug in someone's ear reach (one's) ears ring in (one's) ears ring in (one's) head ring in ears ring in your ears ring in your ears/head send (one) away with a flea in (one's) ear send someone away with a flea in their ear set (someone) by the ears set by the ears shut (one's) ears to (someone or something) shut/close your ears to somebody/something sloshed to the ears smile from ear to ear someone's ears are burning someone's ears are flapping Spock ears stewed to the ears stewed to the gills stop (one's) ears stop your ears talk (one's) ear(s) off talk ear off talk somebody's ear off talk someone’s ear off talk someone's arm off the mind's ear the walls have ears throw one out on one’s ear throw out on ear tin ear turn (something) on its ear turn a blind eye/deaf ear, to turn a deaf ear turn a deaf ear (to someone or something) up on (one's) ear up to (one's) ears (in something) up to (one's) ears in (something) up to (one's) ears in debt up to ears up to neck up to one’s ears up to one’s eyeballs up to one's ears up to one's ears/eyes/eyebrows, to be up to your ears up to your ears in up to your ears in debt use your head for more than a hatrack virgin ears Walls have ears walls have ears, the Were your ears burning? wet behind the ears wet behind the ears, (still) whisper sweet nothings in (one's) ear with a flea in your ear within earshot You cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear you can't make a silk purse (out) of a sow's ear you can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear
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