Смысл: heard

heard[hɜ:d]
past и p. p. от hear
hear[hıə]
v (heard)
<Í> 1. 1) слышать, услышать
to hear a loud sound - услышать громкий звук
there was nothing to be heard - ничего не было слышно
I heard him laugh /laughing/ - я слышал, как он смеялся
I heard my name mentioned - я слышал, как назвали моё имя
I cannot hear myself speak - (так шумно, что) я не слышу собственного голоса
he that hath ears to hear, let him hear - библ. имеющий уши да услышит
2) слышать, обладать слухом
she can't hear very well - она не очень хорошо слышит
2. 1) слушать, внимать
to hear a famous singer [violinist] - слушать знаменитого певца [скрипача]
2) слушать регулярно, быть регулярным слушателем (радиопередач, лекций, проповедей и т. п.)
to hear a course of lectures - слушать курс лекций
3) школ. спрашивать
to hear a lesson - спрашивать задание /урок/
to hear a pupil his lesson - спрашивать урок у ученика
3. 1) заслушать официально или публично; выслушать (делегацию, свидетеля и т. п.)
to hear a deputation - принять /выслушать/ делегацию
2) юр. слушать, разбирать дело (на судебном заседании)
the case was heard last week - дело слушалось на прошлой неделе
4. 1) услышать, узнать
to hear the news [the truth] - услышать /узнать/ новость [правду]
to hear say /tell of/ - уст. услышать, узнать о чём-л. от кого-л.
I've never heard of him - я ничего не знаю о нём
I heard that you intend to go to the South - я слышал /мне сказали/, что вы собираетесь поехать на юг
let me hear the story - расскажите мне эту историю
nobody let me hear of it - никто не рассказывает мне об этом
I'm glad to hear that - я рад узнать об этом; отрадно слышать
we first heard of this disease in the sixth century - первое упоминание об этой болезни относится к шестому веку
2) (from) получать известие, сообщение
how often do you hear from your brother? - как часто пишет вам ваш брат /вы получаете известия от своего брата?/
let me hear from you - напиши мне; дай мне знать о себе
we hear regularly from one another - мы регулярно переписываемся
he has not been heard of since - с тех пор о нём ни слуху ни духу
we hear from our representative - офиц. наш представитель сообщает нам
hoping to hear from you - канц. в ожидании вашего письма /ответа/
5. согласиться на (что-л.); внять (чьим-л. просьбам и т. п.)
he heard my entreaty - он внял моим мольбам
she will not hear of my going - она и слышать не хочет о моём отъезде
he would not hear of it - он ни за что не соглашался на это, он и слышать об этом не хотел
I won't hear of such a thing - я этого не потерплю
who ever heard of going to bed at nine! - где это видано - ложиться спать в девять часов!
♢ hear! hear! - правильно!, правильно! (возглас, выражающий согласие с выступающим)
you will hear about /of/ this later - а) вам за это ещё попадёт /влетит, достанется/; б) вы будете вознаграждены за это
to hear the grass grow - обладать исключительной сообразительностью /проницательностью/
let's hear it for (smb.) - амер. давайте поаплодируем (такому-то); поприветствуем (такого-то)
let's hear it for the President! - поаплодируем президенту!

make (one's) voice heard Идиома

ya heard

do you understand? do you get it? do you agree? "The party was hype, ya heard."

another country heard from

Idiom(s): another country heard from

Theme: INTERRUPTION

a catch phrase said when someone makes a comment or interrupts.
• Jane and Bill were discussing business when Bob interrupted to offer an opinion. "Another country heard from," said Jane.
• In the middle of the discussion, the baby started crying. "Another country heard from," said Tom.

children should be seen and not heard|child|childr

A command issued by adults to children ordering them to be quiet and not to interrupt.

A proverb. Your children should not argue so loudly. Haven't you taught them that children should be seen and not heard?

another county heard from

another county heard from
An unexpected person has spoken up or arrived on the scene, as in Jane's cousin from California decided to contest the will—another county heard from. This idiom originally alluded to the counting of returns on election night; it appears in that context in Clifford Odets's play, Awake and Sing (1931). However, it may echo the much older phrase, another Richmond in the field, alluding to Henry of Richmond (later Henry VII of England), chronicled in Shakespeare's Richard III (5:4): “I think there be six Richmonds in the field; five have I slain today.” Whatever the origin, today it simply refers to an unforeseen participant or attender.

unheard of

unheard of
Very unusual, extraordinary, as in It's unheard of to have all one's money refunded two years after the purchase. This expression alludes to a circumstance so unusual that it has never been heard of. [Late 1500s]

make (one's) articulation heard

To ensure that one's opinion, idea, or point of appearance is heard, understood, or has an impact, abnormally amidst aggressive choir or opinions. Voting is the alone absolute way the boilerplate aborigine is able to accomplish their articulation heard. Your abstraction is absolutely good, so be abiding to accomplish your articulation heard during the affair this afternoon.Learn more: hear, make, voice

make your ˈvoice heard

accurate your opinions, feelings, etc. so that added bodies apprehend or notice: This programme gives accustomed bodies a attenuate adventitious to accomplish their choir heard.Learn more: hear, make, voice

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