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sleep upon both ears
- 熟睡shú shuì
sleep like a log, sleep on both ears
- 不听bú tīng
close one's ears
- 耸耳倾听sǒng ěr qīng tīng
prick up one's ears
- 竖起耳朵听shù qǐ ěr duǒ tīng
prick up one's ears
- 掩耳不听yǎn ěr bú tīng
close one's ears to
- 住嘴zhù zuǐ
Pull in your ears!
- 聒耳guō ěr
grate on one's ears
- 睡着的shuì zhe de
sleeping
- 嘈杂聒耳cáo zá guō ěr
jar on one's ears
- 褎如充耳yòu rú chōng ěr
turn a deaf ear to ...; close [stop] one's ears to...; shut [stuff] one's ears
- 打耳光dǎ ěr guāng
box, box sb.'s ears, slap sb.'s in the face
- 麦穗mài suì
ear
- 睡足shuì zú
have one's sleep out
- 炫人耳目xuàn rén ěr mù
confuse the ears and eyes of the people
- 不惜任何代价bú xī rèn hé dài jià
at all costs, give one's ears
- 附耳fù ěr
move one's ear close to
- 私下说sī xià shuō
for sb.'s private ear
- 假睡jiǎ shuì
fox's sleep
- 招风耳zhāo fēng ěr
protruding ears
- 乳臭未干的rǔ chòu wèi gàn de
not dry behind the ears, sucking, wet behind the ears
- 呓yì
talk in one's sleep
- 两头liǎng tóu
both ends, both sides
- 被听到bèi tīng dào
meet the ear
- 鼎耳dǐng ěr
ears of a tripod
- 两岸liǎng àn
both shores; both sides; both coasts; Taiwan and mainland
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