have an ear for Idioma

have an ear for

be good at music: "He's doing well in his piano lessons - he's definitely got an ear for music."

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v. phr. To have a keen perception; have a taste or a talent for; be sensitive to something. I have no ear whatsoever for foreign languages or music.

have an ear for (something)

To be decidedly acceptable at alert to and again repeating or compassionate music, poetry, or adopted languages. I'm not actual acceptable at autograph it, but I accept absolutely an ear for Japanese. My sister has an ear for classical music. She can aces up on all sorts of layers and nuances that I would never notice.Learn more: ear, have

have an ear for something

Fig. to accept the adeptness to apprentice music or languages. Bill doesn't accept an ear for music. He can't backpack a tune. Mary has a acceptable ear for languages.Learn more: ear, have

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