英语词组listen in是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

listen in

listens, listening, listened

listen in

to secretly listen to a conversation, especially a telephone conversation

Jo had picked up the extension phone and was listening in.

often + on

I was sure that someone was listening in on our conversation.

often + to

The Secret Services are able to listen in to conversations on mobile phones by using a special device.

to listen to a radio programme

The programme is very popular and thousands of people listen in every week.

often + to

I usually listen in to the 9 o'clock news as I'm driving to work.

listen in (on someone or something)

1. To join something in order to begin listening to it. The band is rehearsing in the studio next door, so I've been listening in on my lunch breaks. I'd to go listen in on the talk the professor is giving about early Modernism.

2. To listen to or overhear a conversation that one is not supposed to be a part of; to eavesdrop. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—I think some people in the office are listening in on us. I wasn't trying to listen in on their argument, but they were speaking so loudly that it was impossible not to.

listen in

(on someone or something)

1. to join someone or a group as a listener. The band is rehearsing. Let's go listen in on them. It won't hurt to listen in, will it?

2. to eavesdrop on someone. Please don't try to listen in on us. This is a private conversation. I am not listening in. I was here first. You are talking too loud.

listen in

1. Hear or overhear the conversation of others; eavesdrop. It is also put as listen in on, as in She listened in on her parents and learned they were planning a surprise party. [Early 1900s]

2. Tune in and listen to a broadcast, as in Were you listening in the other night when they played Beethoven's Fifth? [1920s]

listen in

1. To listen to something or to someone conversing without participating in the conversation: It is rude to listen in on other people's conversations. We put our ears to the door and listened in.

2. To tune in and listen to a broadcast: Listen in next week to the conclusion of our jazz concert series!

词组	listen in
释义	Phr V listen in listens, listening, listened listen in to secretly listen to a conversation, especially a telephone conversation Jo had picked up the extension phone and was listening in. often + on I was sure that someone was listening in on our conversation. often + to The Secret Services are able to listen in to conversations on mobile phones by using a special device. to listen to a radio programme The programme is very popular and thousands of people listen in every week. often + to I usually listen in to the 9 o'clock news as I'm driving to work. phraselisten in1. listen in to secretly listen to someone's private conversation, especially on the telephone: Peter had picked up the other phone and was listening in when I got the news.+ on As children, we used to creep downstairs and listen in on what the adults were saying.■ SIMILAR TO: eavesdrop2. listen in to listen to a radio programme, especially one involving conversation+ to I often listen in to the 'Today' programme on my way into work.■ SIMILAR TO: listen listen in (on someone or something) 1. To join something in order to begin listening to it. The band is rehearsing in the studio next door, so I've been listening in on my lunch breaks. I'd to go listen in on the talk the professor is giving about early Modernism. 2. To listen to or overhear a conversation that one is not supposed to be a part of; to eavesdrop. Let's postpone this discussion until a later time—I think some people in the office are listening in on us. I wasn't trying to listen in on their argument, but they were speaking so loudly that it was impossible not to. listen in (on someone or something) 1. to join someone or a group as a listener. The band is rehearsing. Let's go listen in on them. It won't hurt to listen in, will it? 2. to eavesdrop on someone. Please don't try to listen in on us. This is a private conversation. I am not listening in. I was here first. You are talking too loud. listen in 1. Hear or overhear the conversation of others; eavesdrop. It is also put as listen in on, as in She listened in on her parents and learned they were planning a surprise party. [Early 1900s] 2. Tune in and listen to a broadcast, as in Were you listening in the other night when they played Beethoven's Fifth? [1920s] listen in v. 1. To listen to something or to someone conversing without participating in the conversation: It is rude to listen in on other people's conversations. We put our ears to the door and listened in. 2. To tune in and listen to a broadcast: Listen in next week to the conclusion of our jazz concert series!
随便看	direct at them direct at us direct at you directed directing direction directionless Directions direct message direct (one's) attention to (someone or something) direct (something) against (someone or something) direct (something) at (someone or something) direct (something) to (someone or something) direct their attention to direct to direct to her direct to him direct to it direct to me direct to one direct to them direct to us Direct to You direly direness