hear out Idiom, Proverb
hear out
Let's hear him out；don't interrupt him before he finishes telling the whole story．让他把话讲完，事情没说完之前不要打断他。
Don't judge the man guilty without at least hearing his story out．你连这个人的话都没有听完，就不能判断他有罪。
We decided to hear him out before making any judgements on what he haddone．我们决定先听他讲完，再判断他干了什么事。
hear out
To accept to and accede the absoluteness of what one has to say, generally back the adviser is afraid to do so. A noun or pronoun can be acclimated amid "hear" and "out." I apperceive you don't appetite to change our plans, but apprehend me out—if we go to the bank on Saturday instead of Friday, we can apparently abstain this storm. The lath of admiral said they're accommodating to apprehend us out. Please aloof apprehend out his arguments afore you accomplish any final decisions.Learn more: hear, outhear someone out
1. Lit. to apprehend all of what addition has to say. (Fixed order.) Please apprehend me out. I accept added to say. Hear out the witness. Don't jump to conclusions.
2. Fig. to apprehend someone's ancillary of the story. (Fixed order.) Let him talk! Apprehend him out! Accept to his side! We accept to apprehend anybody out in this matter.Learn more: hear, out
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Listen to someone's address until the end, acquiesce addition to allege fully, as in Please apprehend me out afore you jump to any conclusions. [First bisected of 1600s] Learn more: hear, outhear out
v. To accept to addition after interrupting: Hear me out, I accept article important to say. I heard the advocate out, but I didn't agree. Learn more: hear, out
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