| 词组 | have an ear for something |
| 释义 | Idiom have an ear for somethinghave an ear for (something) if someone has an ear for music, poetry, or languages, they are good at hearing, repeating, or understanding these sounds.She's never had much of an ear for languages. (often negative)have an ear for (something)To be particularly good at listening to and then repeating or understanding music, poetry, or foreign languages. I'm not very good at writing it, but I have quite an ear for Japanese. My sister has an ear for classical music. She can pick up on all sorts of layers and nuances that I would never notice. have an ear for something1. If you have an ear for something, such as music or languages, you are able to learn it quickly, partly by listening to it and repeating it. He had an ear for languages, and by this time he spoke five fluently. 2. If you have an ear for the way in which people speak, you notice it and are able to repeat it in writing. Her great strength as a writer was her ear for dialogue. Compare with have a tin ear for something. have an ˈear for somethingbe able to recognize and copy sounds well: The child certainly has an ear for music. |
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