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Meanings of ears in English
Portuguese
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mrc-ips-31 Usage of ears in English
1
Noise-limiting is also essential, to help prevent any damage to young ears.
2
The talk of the smugglers rang in my ears in little snatches.
3
The words of the Declaration of Independence ring in our ears today.
4
This sounded grateful in our ears; and we agreed to the proposal.
5
Roma was sitting in the shadow with a roaring in her ears.
6
I am afraid it may bring certain-ah-confidentialmattersto the wrong ears.'
7
Every word had reached the ears of the two in the studio.
8
It was in no way cheap; it did not flatter slothful ears.
9
There is a singing in my ears; an anthem fills the world.
10
The also say their concerns are falling on deaf ears in government.
11
In my ears were the groans of the dying, and the war-cries.
12
The parting voice of the Scotch Preacher still booms in my ears:
13
She was barely able to breathe; the cats' screeching flooded her ears.
14
I pleaded; but the ears of the palefaces could not hear me.
15
The cry of the foreman reached the ears of the clinging women.
16
Just then the quick ears of Miles heard the jingle of arms.
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