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Meanings of ear in English
Usage of ear in English
1
The main problem is the sound leakage inherent to the on-ear design.
2
The hot debates of the private room were familiar to his ear.
3
And Miss Blake did go down; and Taylor whispered in my ear:
4
The tinnitus in his right ear didn't clear up for three days.
5
The homeliness of the phrase offended the moral ear of the mother.
6
However detailed inner ear imaging still provides very limited information to physicians.
7
Suddenly she heard a new voice, whispered directly into her left ear.
8
It rang in his ear; so that he could never forget it.
9
Often, she says, people also turn up the volume to ear-damaging levels.
10
Again I swear it; and I have the ear of his Grace.
11
The omission was denoted by the swallow fork in the left ear.
12
What is told in the ear is often heard a hundred miles.
13
Then a warning voice in his ear said in the native tongue:-
14
Then the voice of the Goddess seemed to whisper in his ear:
15
The prosperity of a rumor is in the ear that hears it.
16
The information went in one ear of Lola and out the other.
About this term
Ear through the time
Ear across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
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