What are the pairings of HEAR? and usage

Hear is to hear, emphasizing the process; listen means to listen, emphasizing the action.

Usage: Hear can be used as a verb.

The basic meaning of hear is "to hear", emphasizing the result of "listening", that is, "hearing", and by extension, it can also mean "listening" and "knowing", referring to the receipt of certain information. When heard is used as a transitive verb to take a noun or pronoun as an object, it means that you unconsciously hear a certain sound; When the object refers to a person, it means to hear a certain sound made by someone (such as the sound of talking, singing, reading, walking, knocking, etc.).

Hear is a sensory verb that refers to the result of feeling and is not generally used in the progressive body.

After hear, it can also be followed by that clause or interrogative clause as an object.

Word Discrimination:The words overhear, hear, listen all have the meaning of "listen", and the difference is:

Overhear means to hear by chance, overheard, and also refers to eavesdropping.

The transitive verb of hear refers to the sound entering the ear without the meaning of attention, that is, as long as the hearing is normal and the sound enters the ear, it can be heard. But in imperative sentences, hear can refer to conscious actions.

The transitive verb of listen refers to the process of consciously listening, emphasizing the action.

Usage of hear:

Hear usage 1: The basic meaning of hear is "listening", emphasizing the result of "listening", that is, "hearing", and by extension, it can also mean "listening" and "knowing", referring to the receipt of certain information.

Usage of hear chain 2: hear is a sensory verb that refers to the result of feeling, and is generally not used in the body.

Usage of hear 3: After hear, it can also be followed by that clause or interrogative clause as an object.

Usage of hear 4: hear can be followed by a compound object, and the object complement can be an infinitive without to, a present participle, or a past participle.

Usage of hear 5: When hear is connected to a compound object structure, if its object is a clause, the formal object structure can be adopted, that is, it is used as the formal object in the object position, and the real object that wh- clause is placed after its complement.

Hear Usage 6: In an informal written language, hear can elicit direct speech.

Usage of hear 7: hear can also be used as an intransitive verb meaning "to hear", hear of about can mean "hear", "hear", "know", "hearof the letter ** ". Hear's common short-form calling:

hear about〔of〕 (v.+prep.)

hear from (v.+prep.)

hear out (v.+adv.)

hear through (v.+adv.)

Example sentences of hear:

1. "i'm afraid he's ill." i'm sorry to hear that."

I'm afraid he's sick. —what a pity. ”

2. she could hear his ragged breathing, as if he had been running.

She could hear his uneven breathing, as if he was running over.

3. "i think i hear the telephone ringing."—okay, i can take a hint."

I think I heard the ** bell ringing. "—Okay, I see what you mean. ”

4. he picked up the phone expecting to hear the chairman's gruff voice.

He picked up the **, thinking that he would hear the chairman's rough voice.

HEAR Usage:

English [h (r)] American [h r].

v.Hear, hear; Listen, listen; Heard, learned; hearings, hearings; Ringing in the brain; Listen to understand;

Phrase. hear of ; Know; Reputedly; Jane Mill World.

hear the call ; Listening;

hear me ; Listen to me; Listen to me; behind-the-scenes film specials;

and still i hear ; I can still hear it today; Until now;

hear from Someone ; Roger that; Receipt of a letter; Letters received;

hear about ; Hear about it;

i hear you say it ; I hear you say the same thing; I thought you knew;

hear the wind sing ; Song of the Wind ; Title;

i hear you got it ; I hear you; Can you hear;

Bilingual example sentences. did you hear the clock strike?

Do you hear the bell ringing?

i can hear someone calling.

I heard someone calling.

i can't hear very well.

I don't hear very well.

The usage and collocation of hear are as follows:

hear of: heard, learned, received...Message, know. hear from：

Get....message. hear: hear, hear, listen, listen.

It means "to hear", which is usually a transitive verb and mostly refers to unconscious actions. For example: he listened but heard nothing

He listened attentively, but heard nothing. If it means "listening", "listening", "being blind", etc., it means a conscious action. Such as:

i’m interested to hear your opinion.I'd like to hear your opinion.

Also, hear is usually a transitive verb, but it is sometimes used as an intransitive verb as well. e.g. she doesn't hear very wellShe doesn't have very good hearing.

Main meanings and usage: hear: The basic meaning of hear is "listening", emphasizing the result of "listening", that is, "hearing" is empty, and by extension, it can also mean "listening" and "knowing", referring to receiving a certain information.

When hear is used as a transitive verb to take a noun or pronoun as an object, it means to unconsciously hear a certain sound, and when the object refers to a person, it means to hear a certain sound made by someone (such as the sound of speaking, singing, reading, walking, knocking, etc.).