| 释义 |
hear /BrE hɪə(r); NAmE hɪr/
(heard, heard /BrE hɜːd; NAmE hɜːrd/ )
► SEE ALLhear about sb/sthhear from sbhear sth from sbhear of sb/sthhear of sb/sthhear sth of sb/sthnot hear of sthnot hear of sb doing sthhear sb out●ˈhear about sb/sth 🔑to be told news or information about sb/sth 得知；获知◆I’m so sorry to hear about your mother (= for example, that she is ill).
听到你母亲的事儿，我很难过。◆Have you heard about your job yet (= if you have got it)?
你的工作有消息了吗？ ➡ note at find out, find sb out [v + prep]●ˈhear from sb 🔑●ˈhear sth from sb 🔑1. to receive news or information from sb, usually by letter or telephone 收到某人的来信；接到某人的电话◆Do you ever hear from any of your school friends?
你收到过校友的信吗？◆I look forward to hearing from you.
我期待你的回信。◆I haven’t heard anything from Kate for ages.
凯特很长时间没有和我联系了。2. to formally get sb’s opinion about sth or their description of sth that has happened, such as an accident, etc. 听取（某人的意见或汇报）◆Can we hear from some of the women in the audience?
我们能否听听一些女性听众的看法？◆The police would like to hear from anyone who witnessed the accident.
警方希望所有事故目击者都能提供证言。◆I’d like to hear something from somebody who’s had experience of studying abroad.
我想听听有出国留学经历的人的意见。[v + prep] [v + n/pron + prep]●ˈhear of sb/sth 🔑to know about sb/sth because you have been told about them/it 听说；得知◆I’ve heard of the Alexander technique, but I don’t know anything about it.
亚历山大技巧我听说过，但一点都不了解。◆I’ve never heard of him.
我从未听说过他。 NOTE Hear of sb is often used in the present perfect tense with have. * hear of sb 常与 have 连用，用于现在完成时。[v + prep]●ˈhear of sb/sth 🔑●ˈhear sth of sb/sth 🔑to have news of sb/sth 得知；获悉◆I was sorry to hear of your accident.
得知你遇到了意外，我很难过。◆He was last heard of in Liverpool.
最后一次有他的消息时，他在利物浦。◆You’re going abroad? This is the first I’ve heard of it!
你要出国？这可是我第一次听说这件事！◆From what I’ve heard of Andy, he’s become very successful.
从我掌握的有关安迪的情况来看，他已经十分成功。◆I expect we’ll hear more of this band in the future.
我认为今后能更多地听到这支乐队的消息。 NOTE Often used in the passive. 常用于被动语态。
➡ see also not hear of sth, etc.[v + prep] [v + n/pron + prep]▸ unˈheard-of adjective
that has never been known or done; surprising 前所未闻的；前所未有的；惊人的◆It’s almost unheard-of for it to rain there in July.
那里 7 月下雨很罕见。●not ˈhear of sth●not ˈhear of sb doing sthto not allow sth or not allow sb to do sth 不允许，拒绝考虑（某事或某人做某事）◆I offered to go but she wouldn’t hear of it.
我自告奋勇要去，但她不允许。◆They wouldn’t hear of us postponing the trip.
他们就是不同意我们推迟旅行。[v + prep]●ˌhear sb ˈoutto listen until sb has finished saying what they want to say 听某人把话讲完◆I know you don’t believe me, but please hear me out!
我知道你不相信我，可是请听我说完！[v + n/pron + adv] |