hear
/hɪər/ verb (past tense and past participle heard)Translation
SOUND [I, T] › to be aware of a sound through your ears
işitmek
I could hear his voice in the distance. I can't hear - can you turn the sound up?1086INFORMATION [I, T] › to be told some information
duymak, öğrenmek, haberi olmak
When did you first hear about this? Have you heard the news? Jane's back. [+ (that)] I hear that you're leaving.1986LAW [T] › If a judge hears a case, they listen to it in a law court, to decide if someone is guilty or not.
(mahkeme) dinlemek
691 will not hear of sth › If someone will not hear of something, they will not allow it.
hear from sb phrasal verb ...ı/i kabul etmemek; ...a/e izin vermemek/müsaade etmemek
I wanted to pay for her meal but she wouldn't hear of it.1185 › to receive a letter, telephone call, or other message from someone
have heard of sb/sth phrasal verb telefon/mektup/ileti yoluyla haber almak
Have you heard from Sue recently?1209 › to know that someone or something exists
...ı/i duymuş olmak; ...dan/den haberi olmak; haberdar olmak
I've never heard of her.1123(Definition of hear verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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