| 释义 |
hear something from somebody
- 让某人做某事ràng mǒu rén zuò mǒu shì
let somebody do something; make somebody do something; ask somebody to
- 嗤嗤笑声chī chī xiào shēng
Peals of laughter (were heard coming from ...).
- 某事mǒu shì
something
- 听取tīng qǔ
hear
- sb.abbr. =somebody; =substantive
- 听闻tīng wén
hear, hearing
- sth.abbr. =something
- 够意思gòu yì sī
generous, really something
- 某事物mǒu shì wù
something or other
- 有问题yǒu wèn tí
something the matter
- 聆悉líng xī
learn; hear; have learned (from a letter) that
- 罕闻hǎn wén
rarely or seldom heard of
- 听信tīng xìn
believe what one hears, wait for information
- 着手做某事zhe shǒu zuò mǒu shì
set about doing something; set out to do something; set about something
- 仇亦可师chóu yì kě shī
Even one's enemy can be a teacher.; One can learn something even from his enemy.
- 聆líng
hear; listen
- 听见tīng jiàn
hear
- 杳无音信yǎo wú yīn xìn
have never been heard of since
- 嫁人jià rén
get married; marry somebody
- 闻所未闻wén suǒ wèi wén
never heard of before; never heard before
- 撤职chè zhí
dismiss [discharge] sb. from his post; remove sb. from office
- 听tīng
listen; hear; obey
- 听完tīng wán
hear out
- 亘古未有gèn gǔ wèi yǒu
unprecedented; never heard of from time immemorial; There has never been any from
- 喂饱wèi bǎo
satiate; sate; feed somebody up
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