hear
hear
hɪr
hir
British pronunciation
/hɪə/

Definición y significado de "hear"en inglés

to hear
01

oír

to notice the sound a person or thing is making
Transitive: to hear a sound
Ditransitive: to hear sb/sth doing sth | to hear sb/sth do sth
to hear definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
We heard shouting coming from the other house.
Escuchamos gritos que venían de la otra casa.
1.1

oír, escuchar

to listen and pay attention to the sound someone or something is producing
Transitive: to hear sth
to hear definition and meaning
example
Ejemplos
It 's important to hear both sides of the argument before making a decision.
Es importante escuchar ambos lados del argumento antes de tomar una decisión.
02

oír, enterarse

to be told or receive information or news regarding something
Transitive: to hear information | to hear that
example
Ejemplos
Have n't you heard? The price of fuel has skyrocketed.
¿No has oído? El precio del combustible se ha disparado.
03

oír, juzgar

(of a court case) to listen, examine, and judge based on the evidence presented, statements given, etc.
Transitive: to hear a court case
example
Ejemplos
The judge will hear the appeal and consider the new evidence.
El juez escuchará la apelación y considerará las nuevas pruebas.
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