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Related to earshot: within earshot

come within earshot

To move close enough to clearly hear what someone says or does. They didn't realize I had come within earshot while they were discussing my performance in school. Let's step outside—I don't want the kids to come within earshot while we're arguing.

in earshot

Close enough to clearly hear what someone says or does. They didn't realize I was in earshot when they were discussing my performance in school. Let's step outside—I don't want to fight while they're in earshot.

move within earshot

To move close enough (to someone) to clearly hear what someone says or does. I very discreetly moved within earshot to hear what the boss was saying about me. I was so angry during our fight that I didn't notice that the kids had moved within earshot of us.

out of earshot

Far enough away that one is not able to hear what someone else says or does. My parents never bothered to be out of earshot when they were fighting, so I always knew exactly what was going on in their marriage.

within earshot

Close enough to clearly hear what someone says or does. They didn't realize I was within earshot when they were discussing my performance in school. Let's step outside—I don't want to fight while they're within earshot.

come within earshot

(of something) Go to within earshot (of something).

move within earshot

(of something) Go to within earshot (of something).

out of earshot

Fig. too far from the source of a sound to hear the sound. I was out of earshot and could not hear the conversation. Mary waited until her children were out of earshot before mentioning the presents she got them.

*within earshot (of something)

close enough to something to hear it. (*Typically: be ~; come ~; get ~; move ~.) As soon as I got within earshot of the music, I decided that I really didn't belong there.

out of ˈearshot (of somebody/something)

too far away to hear somebody/something or to be heard: We waited until Ted was safely out of earshot before discussing it.

within ˈearshot (of somebody/something)

near enough to hear somebody/something or to be heard: As she came within earshot of the group, she heard her name mentioned.

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释义	earshot Related to earshot: within earshot come within earshot To move close enough to clearly hear what someone says or does. They didn't realize I had come within earshot while they were discussing my performance in school. Let's step outside—I don't want the kids to come within earshot while we're arguing. See also: come, earshot, within in earshot Close enough to clearly hear what someone says or does. They didn't realize I was in earshot when they were discussing my performance in school. Let's step outside—I don't want to fight while they're in earshot. See also: earshot move within earshot To move close enough (to someone) to clearly hear what someone says or does. I very discreetly moved within earshot to hear what the boss was saying about me. I was so angry during our fight that I didn't notice that the kids had moved within earshot of us. See also: earshot, move, within out of earshot Far enough away that one is not able to hear what someone else says or does. My parents never bothered to be out of earshot when they were fighting, so I always knew exactly what was going on in their marriage. See also: earshot, of, out within earshot Close enough to clearly hear what someone says or does. They didn't realize I was within earshot when they were discussing my performance in school. Let's step outside—I don't want to fight while they're within earshot. See also: earshot, within Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. come within earshot (of something) Go to within earshot (of something). See also: come, earshot, within move within earshot (of something) Go to within earshot (of something). See also: earshot, move, within out of earshot Fig. too far from the source of a sound to hear the sound. I was out of earshot and could not hear the conversation. Mary waited until her children were out of earshot before mentioning the presents she got them. See also: earshot, of, out within earshot (of something) close enough to something to hear it. (Typically: be ~; come ~; get ~; move ~.) As soon as I got within earshot of the music, I decided that I really didn't belong there. See also: earshot, within McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. out of ˈearshot (of somebody/something) too far away to hear somebody/something or to be heard: We waited until Ted was safely out of earshot before discussing it. See also: earshot, of, out within ˈearshot (of somebody/something) near enough to hear somebody/something or to be heard: As she came within earshot of the group, she heard her name mentioned. See also: earshot, within Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: come within earshot within earshot in earshot in hearing distance in/within hearing move within earshot out of earshot motion (someone) to the side motion aside motion to one side References in periodicals archive EarShot IFB is designed for live ENG applications; it provides 4 audio feeds and can support up to 10 wideband calls (or 30 regular calls). New App Tap From Comrex For iOS The EarShot application enables true interactive communication with a unique mobile app. MissionMode Releases Winter 2014 Update with New Software Features and Enhancements Furious would have self combusted if he'd been within earshot and it was one of his players. Gel hell is worth a tweet As soon as Michael was out of earshot, Rachel's mom whispered to her, 'You're going to marry that man!'" ACTRESS Rachel McAdams has been [...] We were out of earshot but in all my 71 years I have never heard such a response. Comic's unprofessional response soured the show for everyone He added it might confuse those within earshot who hear a ringing phone and believe it is time for prayer. Fatwa: no Koranic verses for ringtones THE DIKLER would like to be within earshot when those talented sibling jockeys James and Sophie Doyle meet up again after their international travels. Hot-tub Sophie gives brother electric shock; THE DIKLER The talk of racing Reporters, photographers and video crews will be kept out of earshot. The whole public exposure may last less than a minute. Watch Obama's 'beer summit' (video) Ms M testified that on two occasions Ms N had approached her and, within earshot of several people, including mutual friends, had made derogatory remarks about her HIV status. Court rules on privacy violation regarding HIV status, Botswana One hot day at a public rehearsal, with many summer residents in earshot, the conductor overdid to the point of snapping his baton. The perfect squelch She ran 100 yards and expired within earshot of my brother who was with me. A long absence rewarded Danielle Lloyd also weighed in, out of the actress's earshot, saying: "I think she should f*** off home." Tormentor Goody set to get the BB boot Gibbons within earshot of singing comrades discriminated between duets and predator songs. Message songs: wild gibbons warble with a simple syntax billions of waves collecting out of earshot. O impossible Ear to the Ground
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