About the idiom of hearing, listen to what idiom

It is better to see than to hear]: to hear: to hear. No matter how much you hear it, it's better to see it once.

Heard and seen]: Heard and seen with one's own eyes.

Hearing and seeing]: Hearing and seeing with one's own eyes.

Heard, seen]: Heard and seen with one's own eyes.

Criticism: Insults. was insulted but as if he hadn't heard it, quietly, described as magnanimous and self-contained.

Crane Ming Jiugao]: Jiugao: Fukazawa. The crane chirps in the depths of the lake, and its voice can be heard far away. A metaphor for the Magi in the hidden name.

Twitter]: Whispering face to face so that others don't hear you.

Clearly]: Clearly; Completely. Didn't hear it at all.

Witnessing, hearing]: seeing: seeing; Smell: Hear. Hear with your own ears and see with your own eyes.

Make it smell]: Smell: Hear. Deliberately let people hear.

Seeing and seeing, hearing and hearing]: seeing: seeing. It means not paying attention, not paying attention, opening your eyes but not seeing. It also refers to ignorance, seeing it as if it was not seeing, and hearing it as if it was not heard.

See, hear, hear, see: see as if you did not see, hear as if you did not hear. Describe not paying attention, not paying attention. Same as "turn a blind eye, hear but not hear".

Hear and hear, see and see]: see: see. It means not paying attention, not paying attention, opening your eyes but not seeing. It also refers to ignorance, seeing it as if it was not seeing, and hearing it as if it was not heard.

Looking at the dust]: It is a metaphor to hear that the wind is rain, and not to distinguish the truth and falsehood of things.

Famous and frightened]: When I hear the name, I am frightened. The description is so great that it makes people fear when they hear it.

Cover your ears and steal the bell]: cover: cover, cover; Thief: Steal. Stealing bells covers your ears for fear of being heard. It is a metaphor for deceiving oneself, and the things that can't be covered up have to be covered up.

Cover your ears and steal the bell]: Cover: cover, cover. Stealing the bell for fear of being heard, he covered his ears. It is a metaphor for deceiving oneself, and the things that can't be covered up have to be covered up.

If you want others not to hear it, don't say it]: If you want others not to hear it, it is better not to say it yourself.

Ignore it]: place: put, place; If: as if; Ran: No. Set it aside, as if you didn't hear it. Ignorance.

Idioms about hearing: listen to the respectful grasp and pretend to be convenient, alarmist, hearsay, eloquent, confusing the audio-visual, Duan Zaoyan listens to the plan, confuses the audio-visual, listens to the ear, listens to the people, is appalling, listens to the deaf and sees the light, hears the way to hear, listens behind closed doors, listens to the nose, listens to the heart, Zheng Gong listens, listens to the words, listens to the confusion, listens to the decision, listens to the decision, listens to the words, listens to the order, listens to the order, does not listen to the words, obeys the order of the day, listens to the sky, listens to the sky, listens to the fish, that is, listens to the heavens, Listen to the sound of the bones, bewilder the audio-visual, tired of listening, watching and listening to the wind, listening to the wind, listening to the eight directions, listening to the sky, listening to the deafness, listening to the deafness, listening to the music, listening to the wind, listening to the rain, obeying the command, listening to the voice, looking and listening, listening to the ear, listening to the next door, listening to the distance, hearing and listening, listening to the ears and listening to the ears, listening to the sky, listening to the eight directions, listening to the low, listening to the deaf, listening to the micro-doubts, dazzling and confused, holding your breath to listen, listening to the government, listening to the cow listening to the piano, listening to its nature, listening to the curtain and listening to the wall, listening to the public listening and watching, listening to the fence and observing the wall, listening to the scriptures, listening to the ears, do not listen, listen to the wind and water, listen to the deviance, sweet and beautiful, fox to listen to the voice.

Idioms about hearing: listen to the convenience, alarmist, hearsay, eloquent, confusing the audio, obey the words, confuse the public, listen to the ears, let it go, appalling, listen to the deaf, listen to the way, listen to the closed door, listen to the nose, listen to the heart of the world, listen to the truth, listen to the truth, listen to the slander, listen to the decision, listen to the decision, listen to the hearing, listen to the anti-listening, listen to the order, bow down to the order, do not listen to the word, obey the order by the sky, shrug the ear, listen and the fierce boy does not listen, the fish listens, that is, the warm listen, listen to the heavens, Listening to the bones, confusing the audio-visual, disgusted listening, watching and searching the bureau to listen to the wind, listening to the wind, listening to the listen, listening to the wind, listening to the wind and rain, obeying orders, listening to oneself, looking inward, listening to the ear, listening to the next door, listening to the distance, hearing and listening, listening to the ears and ears, listening to the bias, closing the eyes and listening, listening to the sky, listening to the eight directions, hearing the sky, listening to the deaf, listening to the subtle doubts, dazzling and confused, holding your breath to listen, listening to the government, listening to the cow and playing the piano, listening to its nature, listening to the curtain and listening to the wall, listening to the public listening and watching, listening to the fence and observing the wall, listening to the scriptures, listening to the ears, do not listen, listen to the wind and water, listen to the deviance, sweet and beautiful, fox to listen to the voice.

Listen to slander and confusion. Hearing and seeing.

Turn a deaf ear to. Listen and hear, turn a blind eye.

Listen to his words and watch his deeds.

Listen to his words and watch his deeds.

Leave it to your own devices. Listen to it.

Never get tired of hearing it. Listen to ear food.

Hearsay. Listen to Tu.

Hang the curtain to hear the decision. Listen to politics.

Listen to the bed. At somebody's beck and call.

Appalling. Paint a false picture.

Listen to your words. I don't listen.

Dazzle and bewilder. Listen to what you say.

I'm tired of listening. Swim fish out and listen.

Hearing and seeing, pretending to be deaf and dumb, hearing and seeing, hearing and seeing, hearing and seeing, hearing and seeing, seeing and seeing, hearing and seeing, hearing and seeing, hearing and seeing, hearing and seeing.